NSL LLM Courses
LL.M. students must take specialization credits towards their degree from the following list of courses. For additional information, please see the Course Guide.
FALL SEMESTER
Constitutional Aspects of Foreign Affairs Seminar
Cyber and National Security: Current Issues Seminar
Global Revolutions, Social Change, and NGOs
Intelligence Reform and the Modern Intelligence Community
International Courts and Tribunals: An Introduction
International Human Rights Law
International Law I: Introduction to International Law (or here)
Law and Measures Against International Terrorism
Military and Veterans Law: The American Armed Forces 1636-2014
National Security Business Law
National Security Surveillance
Pro-Seminar in National Security Law
Rule of Law and the Administration of Justice
War Crimes, Terrorism, & International Criminal Procedure
SPRING SEMESTER
Contemporary Peacekeeping: Legality, Legitimacy & Accountability
Current Issues in National Security and Civil Liberties Seminar
Gender and U.S. Foreign Policy
Immunity Under International Law
International Efforts to Combat Corruption Seminar
International Human Rights Law
International Law and Covert Operations
International Law I: Introduction to International Law
International Law II: Trade and Business
International Law, Human Rights & Fighting Impunity:Fighting War Crimes and Economic Crimes
National Security & the Law of the Sea
National Security Investigations and Litigation
National Security Law & the Private Sector
Nuclear Non-Proliferation Law: Preventing Nuclear Terrorism
Strategic Intelligence and Public Policy Seminar
UN Security Council in the Age of Human Rights