LLM Degrees

The Antonin Scalia Law School at George Mason University offers four Master of Laws (LLM) Degrees in the areas of Global Antitrust, U.S. Law, Intellectual Property, and Cyber, Intelligence & National Security Law.

Global Antitrust Law & Economics

Scalia Law provides an unmatched opportunity to study antitrust law and economics, at the global epicenter for antitrust law with the only law faculty to have former heads of the two federal antitrust enforcement agencies. Students receive in-depth instruction in global antitrust issues, both established and developing, and the tools they need for specialized careers in antitrust law.

U.S. Law

Scalia Law offers international lawyers unparalleled education in the U.S. legal system, providing students the opportunity to be fully integrated in law school life and to receive the best instruction from our top ranked faculty. With a lower student to faculty ratio,  students receive individualized attention that helps them develop a strong U.S. legal system foundation and sit for a bar examination in the U.S.

Intellectual Property

Designed for attorneys who intend to practice in the fields of patent, copyright and trademark, or technology law, Scalia Law’s comprehensive curriculum includes everything from basic courses in patent, copyright, trademark, and technology law, to enforcement, litigation and dispute resolution, among others.  Students can learn study these issues broadly or choose to focus their studies in technology or patent law.

Cyber, Intelligence & National Security Law

This degree provides students with in-depth study of cyber, intelligence, and national security issues, both established and developing, from the country's leading experts. Students will emerge as experts in navigating the existing and emerging policy, legal, and constitutional issues that are specific to cyber, intelligence, and national security law. The program will prepare graduates to work for government agencies, law firms, businesses, and public interest and policy organizations that are addressing the issues created by an increasingly connected and data-focused world.