Master of Law (LLM) / Master of Business Administration (MBA)

In our LLMMBA dual degree program, you'll position yourself to succeed by deepening your knowledge of the law and adding a complementary foundation of advanced business expertise. By building on your JD (or equivalent) degree, you'll develop a firm grasp of complex legal and business issues in a world increasingly driven by data and technology, enabling you to serve your clients' changing needs. Expertise in law and business carries significant weight in today's interconnected global economy, and lawyers with advanced credentials in both areas are in high demand.By earning your LLMMBA degree from Northeastern Law and the D'Amore-McKim School of Business, you'll build on your JD (or equivalent) degree by exploring a legal specialty more deeply and cultivating a strong base of knowledge in sought-after areas of business. You'll also build your analytic skill set and strengthen your understanding of the role of data and technology in an evolving business world. This powerful fusion of disciplines will help you meet your clients' needs as they adapt to the new realities of doing business in a global economy.To serve their clients effectively, today's lawyers often need expertise in both law and business. In our LLMMBA program, you'll build on your previous law degree by adding an in-demand legal specialty and a strong foundation of business expertise—in just two years of study. And by earning your dual degree from Northeastern, you'll be prepared to navigate the tech-driven, digital-first worlds of law and business, with opportunities for one-of-a-kind work experiences that set you apart.

Official transcripts from all colleges/universities previously attendedStatement of purposeProfessional resuméTwo letters of professional recommendationEnglish proficiency, both written and verbal, is necessary for success in D'Amore-McKim classrooms. If you are not a native English speaker, we require a standardized test of English language proficiency unless you completed a bachelor's or master's degree at an accredited institution where English is the language of instruction, or you have worked full-time for two years in the United States or other native English-speaking environment.