Courses
While studying in Salzburg, students are required to take three of four courses from Compulsory Courses I (European Law Cluster) and three of four courses from Compulsory Courses II (Business Law Cluster). Each course is typically worth two units of credit.
Compulsory Courses I (European Law Cluster)
European Law I
European Law II
European Law III
European Law IV
Compulsory Courses II (Business Law Cluster)
International Sales Transactions
International Mergers and Acquisitions (with a special focus on Eastern Europe)
Economic Fundamental Rights
International Tax Law
Arbitration
International Trade Law
SACRAMENTO COURSES (Spring Semester)
Required Courses
Advanced International Business Transactions (3 units)
or
Transnational Litigation (3 units)
Legal Process - LL.M. (3 units) (only for candidates trained in civil law system)
Elective Courses
Antitrust Law (3 units)
Computer and Internet Law (2 units)
Concepts of International Taxation (3 units)
Conflict of Laws (3 units)
Copyright Law (2 units)
Documentary Sales Transactions (1 unit)
Foreign Investment and Development (3 units)
Immigration and Nationality Law (3 units)
International Banking (2 units)
International Intellectual Property (2 units)
International Trade (3 units)
International Water Resources Law Seminar (3 units)
The Law of Treaties (1 unit)
Sales & Leases of Goods (3 units)
Taxation (U.S.) of International Transactions (3 units)
Students may substitute another elective course, including a directed research project, for one of the electives listed with prior approval. Credit will not be awarded for any course which substantially duplicates a course previously completed for credit at this or another institution.
Students enrolled in the LL.M. in Transnational Business Practice in collaboration with the University of Salzburg may also select the internship option for the spring semester in lieu of taking classes on the Sacramento campus for the full semester. Information about the internship option can be found here.
