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Maritime law refers to the body of law governing both public and private operations at sea. It includes both domestic law and international law governing commerce, navigation, and the transport of people and goods. Though there are several maritime academies offering certificates and undergraduate degrees, very few United States law schools offer a concentration in maritime law or a Master of Laws in the area. Fortunately, the law schools in the United States offering maritime concentrations are found at some of the best law schools.

Since 1982, Tulane University School of Law has offered studies in maritime law. The school is world renowned, and it is currently ranked by U.S. News and World Reports as the 45th best law school in the United States. The Maritime Law Center, directed by Professor Robert Force and Professor Martin Davies offers both a Certificate in Admiralty for regular students pursuing the juris doctorate and an LL.M. program (Master of Laws) for law school graduates pursing a more in depth concentration. The LL.M program is so exclusive, only 20 students are admitted each academic year. Tulane also hosts the Tulane Maritime Law Journal, one of only four maritime specific law journals in the United States.

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Maritime Universities in the UK. Law schools at universities in the United Kingdom train future solicitors, barristers and public interest lawyers.

The seven maritime schools located within the United States are operated by the government. Maritime Law Enforcement Training. Maritime Trade Schools.

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