LL.M. Educational Programme with Queen Mary University of London (QMUL), UK

An LL.M. (Master of Laws) is a highly regarded international qualification, designed to develop specialist expertise, international legal skills, and a global network. 

In a way that is unique of its kind, Luiss enables students to incorporate an international LL.M. directly into their Law degree programme, allowing them to study abroad and to obtain this prestigious qualification before graduating. This innovative programme guarantees students a dual degree, early access to a global professional network, and an unparalleled competitive advantage in the international job market. 

The programme is structured as follows: 

• From the 1st to the 4th year at Luiss 
• The 5th year at QMUL, London

This LL.M. is a programme reserved for students in their fourth year of the Single-Cycle Master's Degree in Law. Depending on their major, students can apply for: 

• LLM in Banking and Finance Law, open to students majoring in Business Law and Economics, Corporate Law, and Tax Law  
• LLM in Commercial and Corporate Law, open to students majoring in Business Law and Economics, Corporate and Tax Law, Civil Law, or Labour and Social Security Law  
• LLM in Comparative and International Dispute Resolution, open to students majoring in International Law  
• LLM in Competition Law, open to students majoring in Business Law and Economics, European Law, or Administrative Law  
• LLM in Criminal Justice, open to students majoring in Criminal Law  
• LLM in Energy and Climate Change Law, open to students specialising in Administrative Law, International Law, Law and Innovation, or European Law  
• LLM in Environmental Law, open to students specialising in International Law, Administrative Law, Law and Innovation, or European Law  
• LLM in Human Rights Law, open to students specialising in International Law, European Law, Criminal Law, or Labour and Social Security Law.  
• LLM in Intellectual Property Law, open to students majoring in Law and Innovation, or Business Law and Economics  
• LLM in International Business Law, open to students majoring in Business Law and Economics, Corporate and Tax Law, Civil Law, or Labour and Social Security Law.  
• LLM in International Trade and Economic Law, open to students specialising in International Law  
• LLM in Law and Economics, open to students majoring in Business Law and Economics  
• LLM Laws, open to students from all disciplines  
• LLM in Public International Law, open to students specialising in International Law  
• LLM in Regulation and Compliance, open to students specialising in Law and Innovation, Administrative Law, or Labour and Social Security Law  
• LLM in Tax Law, open to students specialising in Corporate and Tax Law  
• LLM in Technology, Media, and Telecommunications Law, open to students majoring in Business Law and Economics or Law and Innovation 
• LLM in Art, Business, and Law, open to students majoring in Civil Law or Business Law and Economics 
• LLM in AI and the Law, open to students specialising in Law and Innovation, Administrative Law, Civil Law, or Business Law and Economics. 
• LLM in Fashion Law, open to students specialising in Civil Law, Business Law and Economics, or Corporate and Tax Law 
• LLM in International Maritime Law, open to students specialising in International Law 
• LLM in International Tax Law, open to students majoring in International Law, Corporate Law, and Tax Law 

The program requires tuition fees. In addition to tuition fees at Luiss, selected students will pay tuition to QMUL. Luiss students will benefit from a 10% discount, so for the 2027-28 academic year, they will be required to pay a fee of around £29,700. 

All expenses inherent in participation in the mobility program (i.e., housing, insurance, transports etc.) will have to be borne by the students.  

Upon completing the programme, students will be awarded: 

• Single-Cycle Master's Degree from Luiss 
• LL.M. qualification from QMUL 

To obtain the qualifications, participants must comply with the rules and conditions of both universities regarding credits, attendance, and deadlines.