The LLM in EU law is a one year taught degree program with a thesis requirement, earning a total of 60 ECTS credits. Courses are led by key theorists and practitioners in their fields, and delivered through classic lectures and interactive tutorials. Some courses will also integrate other teaching methodologies where appropriate, such as moot courts, site visits to various public and private offices, as well as group presentations. Students must successfully complete 6 compulsory modules and 2 optional modules, followed by a 15,000 word thesis.

The LLM for Foreign Trained Lawyers at Temple Law School in Pennsylvania, USA is designed for international attorneys, government officials, corporate legal counsel, and recent law graduates who are interested in receiving a degree in American law, learning about the U.S. legal system, and becoming leaders in the global market. Students will be required to take an introduction to the US Legal System, courses on Legal Research and Writing, and at least one first year JD course on Contracts, Civil Procedure I, Criminal Law, Torts Property or Constitutional Law. The relevant credits of the program, as measured by the US system are 24.

The list of available courses at the ELGS, the professors and syllabuses are as follows:

Courses
Year 1
Compulsory Modules
1. The Constitution of the EU and EU External Relations Law
2. Judicial Protection
3. Competition Law
4. European EMU Law
5. EU Environment and Energy Law
6. From Market Freedoms to Citizens

Indicative Elective Modules*
1. EU Capital Markets Law
2. EU Asylum and Migration Law
3. EU Consumer Protection Law
4. Fundamental Rights
5. EU Banking Law

*Course availability is subject to adequate enrollment