Master of Laws Programs in Mexico

Compare 2 Top LLM Programs in Mexico 2019

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Mexico is an ideal location for a graduate law program for many in the Latin America region as well as around the world. Mexico’s prominence in the region, growing influence, and quality of graduate law programs has attracted many international students. In addition, there is something for everyone in Mexico, including stunning beaches, vibrant cities, plenty of outdoor activities, outstanding cuisine, and beautiful scenery and landscapes. An LLM in Mexico combines education with culture and adventure.

Programs for an LLM in Mexico are structured for students seeking expertise in a specific field of law. Curriculum for LLM in Mexico programs includes research and coursework that allows students to apply theory to practice through case studies and simulations, providing students with real world experience. Graduates holding an LLM in Mexico often go on to careers in the region or around the globe, with private firms, multinational firms, or public organizations.

Take a look through the LLM in Mexico programs below to find the one that is the perfect fit for you!

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Master in International Trade Law

University of the Americas Puebla (UDLAP)
Online Part time 2 years July 2019 Mexico Puebla City

This Master in International Trade Law program provides students with the means to gain specialized knowledge in international trade law, becoming able to develop strategies, act as consultants and... [+]

Master of International Trade Law

This program provides students with the means to gain specialized knowledge in international trade law, becoming able to develop strategies, act as consultants and defend enterprises in a matter of international trade, as well as to elaborate trade policies at national and international levels.

This master program is aimed at professionals with a degree in Law, Accounting, International Trade or similar areas, interested in specializing in the theory and praxis of international trade law. As a consequence of the progressive opening of the borders and the signing of treaties, such as the Free Trade Agreement for North America, the activities performed abroad by individuals and corporations are increasing significantly, being the trade one of the most important aspects, requiring lawyers capable of assisting their clients on the regional, national and international law on international trade, customs law, foreign investment, intellectual property and international transactions related to commerce. The program offers a specialization level that allows the participants to broaden their field of action in such a technical field as trade law.... [-]

Master in Fiscal Law

University of the Americas Puebla (UDLAP)
Online Part time 2 years July 2019 Mexico Puebla City

This Master in Fiscal Law program facilitates the acquisition of capabilities to analyze the legal and fiscal aspects within the national context and international aspects. [+]

Master of Fiscal LawThis master program facilitates the acquisition of capabilities to analyze the legal and fiscal aspects within the national context and international aspects; to solve fiscal and financial problems; as well as analyze the current legal policies and propose adaptations and reforms to them, also to represent individuals and organizations in legal proceedings.

Candidate Profile

Bachelor degree in Law, Accounting, Economics, Finances or similar areas, with the intention to deepen their knowledge of law and accounting relations. Good skills in reading and written expression. Logical and mathematical reasoning. Good disposition towards collaborative work over the internet. Able to use Information Technologies and computers. Positive attitude towards self-regulated learning and self-training. English proficiency equivalent to 450 points in TOEFL. Knowledge about Mexican law and the fiscal system to better understand and to be able to structure through research a series of procedures before fiscal authorities. ... [-]