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#Master of Legal Studies Program Master of Legal Studies ProgramWe welcome you to this section of The Law School’s web site describing our Master of Legal Studies (MLS) Program. This one-year degree program is designed for PhD students who wish to improve their knowledge of law without taking a full three-year degree. The goal is to help PhD candidates better understand the legal issues relevant to their research and to improve their research through interdisciplinary training. Graduates of the program will either become academics in their PhD discipline or in law. Admissions decisions are based in part on the availability of Law School faculty for mentoring admitted students. The section on Frequently Asked Questions may be useful. If you have questions after reviewing this material, please contact our Admissions Office by email . Degree RequirementsThe program is designed for students who have completed their core PhD coursework and are either proposing or working on their dissertation. Candidates will take some of the general first year law school courses and advanced law courses in subjects related to their PhD discipline. The particular program of study is individualized to each student and will be set in consultation with a faculty advisor. To complete the program and earn the MLS degree, candidates must successfully complete 27 credit hours of coursework. Additionally, MLS candidates must be in residence like JD students. Application ProcessDetails of the MLS application process, including required documents, submission details, and deadlines, can be found here . RegistrationUpon admission to the program, candidates should contact the MLS Faculty Director, David Weisbach. to be assigned a faculty advisor. Candidates will register for classes with all other degree-seeking students in The Law School. For details on the registration process for an upcoming quarter, please refer to the Registrar's registration guidelines . Tuition and FeesAll MLS candidates receive scholarships to cover their full tuition charges. In addition, candidates receive competitive stipends for living expenses the year in which they are in residence.
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