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Georgetown Law has the nation's most comprehensive course and seminar offerings in transnational, international and comparative law.
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The Georgetown University Law Center is the law school of Georgetown University, a private research university in Washington, D.C., United States. It was established in 1870 and is the largest law school in the United States by enrollment, with over 2,000 students.
Learn how to apply to Georgetown University Law Center, a prestigious law school in the nation's capital. Explore the J.D. program, experiential learning opportunities, and career paths for lawyers.
Georgetown Law is a Jesuit law school with a tradition of excellence and innovation since 1870. It offers a range of courses, clinics, LL.M. programs and joint degrees in a prime location near the Capitol and Supreme Court.
Learn how to get to the Law Center by Metro, car, train or plane. Find out about parking, shuttle service and nearby hotels.
Georgetown Law offers various graduate degrees and certificates in law, technology, and international law. Learn from top faculty and access elite externships in Washington, D.C.
Each area of specialization for our LL.M. degrees grows out of a center of excellence at Georgetown. Most focus on areas of law in which Georgetown is ranked in the top ten law schools in the nation. Georgetown Law’s LL.M. programs are open to both foreign and U.S.-educated lawyers.
