Overview
Gathering new knowledge and developing new skills for building democracy around the world may seem like an unusual reason to travel to a small town in Ohio. But the location of the school, its faculty, and its resources make Ada and Ohio Northern an ideal place to combine the practice and theory of building democratic institutions. We invite you to look through these pages and learn more about our college of law and this program, and about the students from 13 different countries who have joined us in these first two years. We hope you too can share in this exciting endeavor.
Mission of the LLM Program and Funding
The LLM in Democratic Governance and Rule of Law provides young lawyers with the training and tools to implement law reforms that support stable democratic institutions and the rule of law in a free-market economy. The core of the LLM is a fully-funded, one-year program of study designed for lawyers practicing in the public sector whose first law degree was earned from a law school outside the U.S. Students are required to commit to 2 years further public service upon return to their home countries. A small number of lawyers from the United States and other developed democracies may be considered for admission as well. Through small classes with outstanding faculty, close interaction among the students and with the faculty, and numerous short seminars and field observations, students will receive an intensive education in practical democracy and law.
Application Deadline: February 15, 2010
Application Checklist
o Complete application. Legibly print or type complete and accurate answers to all questions. Some questions may require further explanation on a separate page. Application must be signed and dated.o An official Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score from The Educational Testing Service, sent directly to Ohio Northern University College of Law. The institution code for ONU is 1591.
We require a minimum score of: IBT 100, CBT 250 or PBT 600
If your native language is English and/or the majority of your education has been in English, you are exempt from the TOEFL requirement.
o A 300 word essay describing your interest in public service, rule of law and democratic governance. This statement must also describe your future plans for the implementation of law reform and democratization in your country. o 3 Letters of Recommendation using this form.
o Law school transcripts or other official record of completion of legal education and licensure as an attorney.
Once your application has been evaluated, you may be asked to submit your Transcripts to WES where they will be analyzed and your grades will be converted to a standard 4.0 grading system. Applicants will be asked to order a Comprehensive Course-by-Course Report from World Education Services. The application and further information may be obtained through:
World Education Services (WES)
Telephone: 212.966.6311
Email: info@wes.org http://www.wes.org/
o An Employer Statement using this form.
o A current copy of your Curriculum Vitae.
Application form can be downloaded here
For enquries, please contact
Ohio Northern University, Claude W. Pettit College of Law
525 Main St. Ada, OH 45810 (419) 772-3580
email: LLM@onu.edu
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this opportunity
Gathering new knowledge and developing new skills for building democracy around the world may seem like an unusual reason to travel to a small town in Ohio. But the location of the school, its faculty, and its resources make Ada and Ohio Northern an ideal place to combine the practice and theory of building democratic institutions. We invite you to look through these pages and learn more about our college of law and this program, and about the students from 13 different countries who have joined us in these first two years. We hope you too can share in this exciting endeavor.
Mission of the LLM Program and Funding
The LLM in Democratic Governance and Rule of Law provides young lawyers with the training and tools to implement law reforms that support stable democratic institutions and the rule of law in a free-market economy. The core of the LLM is a fully-funded, one-year program of study designed for lawyers practicing in the public sector whose first law degree was earned from a law school outside the U.S. Students are required to commit to 2 years further public service upon return to their home countries. A small number of lawyers from the United States and other developed democracies may be considered for admission as well. Through small classes with outstanding faculty, close interaction among the students and with the faculty, and numerous short seminars and field observations, students will receive an intensive education in practical democracy and law.
Application Deadline: February 15, 2010
Application Checklist
o Complete application. Legibly print or type complete and accurate answers to all questions. Some questions may require further explanation on a separate page. Application must be signed and dated.o An official Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score from The Educational Testing Service, sent directly to Ohio Northern University College of Law. The institution code for ONU is 1591.
We require a minimum score of: IBT 100, CBT 250 or PBT 600
If your native language is English and/or the majority of your education has been in English, you are exempt from the TOEFL requirement.
o A 300 word essay describing your interest in public service, rule of law and democratic governance. This statement must also describe your future plans for the implementation of law reform and democratization in your country. o 3 Letters of Recommendation using this form.
o Law school transcripts or other official record of completion of legal education and licensure as an attorney.
Once your application has been evaluated, you may be asked to submit your Transcripts to WES where they will be analyzed and your grades will be converted to a standard 4.0 grading system. Applicants will be asked to order a Comprehensive Course-by-Course Report from World Education Services. The application and further information may be obtained through:
World Education Services (WES)
Telephone: 212.966.6311
Email: info@wes.org http://www.wes.org/
o An Employer Statement using this form.
o A current copy of your Curriculum Vitae.
Application form can be downloaded here
For enquries, please contact
Ohio Northern University, Claude W. Pettit College of Law
525 Main St. Ada, OH 45810 (419) 772-3580
email: LLM@onu.edu
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this opportunity
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