The LLCM (Masters in Comparative Law) program is a one-year course of advanced study for students who have already earned their LLM degree.
While many LLCM students come from the population of Penn Law LLM alumni, applicants from other LLM programs are welcomed.
Like Penn Law LLM students, LLCM students design their own curriculum and are eligible to enroll in the Wharton Business and Law Certificate, a program designed for Penn Law graduate students taught by Wharton faculty.
Where appropriate, LLCM students are also eligible to participate in clinical programs focusing on Entrepeneurship, Intellectual Property and Technology, International Human Rights and Immigration, and Mediation.
They may also choose to participate in one of several academic journals, including the Journal of International Law and the Asian Law Review.

