Master of Law - International Criminal Law

Case Western Reserve University School of Law now offers two categories of Master of Law Programs, which can be completed full-time in nine months or part-time in up to four years and can be combined with another graduate degree as part of a dual-degree program. Courses are offered at the law school throughout the day, including limited late-afternoon, evening and summer options. Only a handful of students are admitted each year.Our 30-credit Master of Law Degree is designed for U.S. or foreign-trained undergraduate or graduate students who do not have an initial law degree and are seeking U.S. legal training but not a full JD at this time. This degree is helpful for students planning to work in related fields but who do not need a full JD degree, students who are looking for relevant legal training as part of a dual graduate degree but do not plan to practice law, and those who are looking to bolster their credentials before applying to JD programs.

Personal Statement (limit one page explaining your interest in the program)Current ResumeTwo Letters of RecommendationUnofficial Student Transcripts (Official transcripts from all post-secondary educational institutions with notarized translations into English if applicable will be required prior to matriculation)TOEFL 80 and above (TOEFL iBT - Home or Paper), IELTS 6.5 and above (IELTS Academic - Online, Computer (at a test center) or Paper)