Dual Degree Applicants
Applicants looking to extend their studies beyond law have the option of combining their LL.M. from Georgetown with an advanced degree in a variety of subjects from top institutions around the globe. Admission to each of these dual programs will be decided by both institutions.
To apply, please submit separate applications to both Georgetown (LL.M.) and HEC (MBA or MiM) individually. For eligibility requirements to either the MBA or MiM from HEC please make sure to check HEC’s website. For Georgetown LL.M. application requirements please refer to the navigation tab on the right, under LL.M. & Certificate Applicants.
The preferred method of application is to apply first to HEC and, if admitted, begin your program there. Then, during the first year at HEC apply to the LL.M. at Georgetown indicating clearly that you are applying as a dual degree applicant. However, it is possible to apply to both graduate programs at the same time and if admitted to both, you would start the dual degree at HEC in your first year and finish in the LL.M. at Georgetown in the second year.
To apply please submit a single application through the Sciences Po portal. You can find more information about the application requirements on Sciences Po’s website.
This program is open to students enrolled in the King’s College London LL.B. program. Admitted students enroll in the Georgetown LLM following their second year at King’s. Students spend their first semester at Georgetown Law in Washington, D.C. and the second semester at the Center for Transnational Legal Studies (CTLS) in London, England.
Students in the program may pursue either the General or International Legal Studies LL.M. During the first semester, they choose courses from the full curriculum offered to LL.M. students at the Law Center. During the second semester, students choose from the core and elective courses offered at CTLS.
Interested students should consult their King’s advisor for additional program information and application procedures.