Masters of Law in Maritime Law

The Maritime LL.M. draws upon the expertise of RSMAS graduate school at The University of Miami. As one of the leading academic oceanographic and atmospheric research institutions in the world, the School's basic and applied research interests encompass virtually all marine-related sciences. International Law of the Sea - This area is for students interested in learning about the laws governing scarce ocean resources along with their implementation in a global context, and for those attracted to the pursuit of career paths in public international law of the sea or who plan to work with a public agency. Courses in this area focus on the rules, agreements, and institutions, both nationally and internationally, that regulate the use and management of navigable waters. Admiralty Law - This is the area for those interested in pursuing a career in private law, either by working with a law firm with a maritime law practice, or working in-house with a shipping company, P&I Club, or a cruise line. Taught by the most distinguished and reputable professors in the field with first-hand experience with maritime law issues, students interested in practicing admiralty law will gain valuable insight and knowledge into all areas of this fascinating field of law. Marine & Environmental Law and Policy - Students interested in understanding the competing interests of development and the protection of the marine and coastal ecosystems should consider this area. The Maritime Law curriculum provides excellent preparation for policy-making, practicing, and teaching in the environmental law field.

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