Details:

Loyola University Chicago’s one-year Rule of Law for Development program will prepare you for jobs in the U.S. and other countries in the growing field of law and development, linking you to a network of relevant law firms and graduates from 60+ countries. . Our new online program offers masters degrees for both lawyers and other professionals, with optional immersion on Loyola’s campus in Rome, Italy.

Supported by:

N/A

Eligibility:

• All nationalities
• Eligible applicants are returned Peace Corps Volunteers through the Paul D. Coverdell Fellows program.

Rule of Law for Development LLM:

• Hold a bachelor’s degree
• Demonstrate experience and interest in rule of law and governance
• Proficiency in English language

Rule of Law of Development MJ:

• Hold a bachelor degree
• Applicants must be able to demonstrate a professional connection to the subject area through: two years of professional experience; current employment in a closely related industry; or documented evidence of academic and professional preparation demonstrating an intention to pursue professional opportunities involving the rule of law.
• Proficiency in the English language

Application and Selection Procedure:

On the Financial Support website, you can find detailed instructions for applying for scholarships.

Documents:

• College transcripts
• Two letters of recommendation
• Resume
• Statement of purpose
• Peace Corps Description of Service (DOS)

Date and Deadline:

The applications for the 2022-23 program have been closed. And the applications for the 2023-24 program most likely would begin in July 1 next year

Source :

https://www.luc.edu/law/academics/centersinstitutesandprograms/ruleoflawfordevelopmentprogram/financialsupport/