A growing number of our LL.M. alumni remain in South Florida or other parts of the United States after graduation. Students on F-1 visa status are entitled to a year of Optional Practical Training, during which time employment is authorized in the United States. The office of International Graduate Law Programs coordinates a large number of networking events during the course of the year to educate current students on the range of possibilities for employment.
The School of Law also tries to facilitate internships with the legal departments of multinational corporations based in South Florida. Area law firms host receptions each spring for the law students in the graduate programs. Alumni will regularly join the students for lunch meetings to discuss their experiences in the local job market. Although we cannot guarantee a job to every graduate, we do our very best to prepare all of our students for the employment market and to support each person in planning for a career of interest.
International Law Lecture Series
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Professors John H. Rooney, Jr, Jessica Carvalho Morris, Jan Paulsson, Claudio Finkelstein and Keith Rosenn during the closing reception. (Photo: Jessica A. Giraldo/Miami Law) Full-Size Photo
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The Office of International Graduate Law Programs staff and Director Jessica Carvalho Morris (middle) hosted a closing reception at Dolores But You Can Call Me Lolita. Faculty Jan Paulsson, John Rooney and Keith Rosenn as well as Claudio Finkelstein are pictured here with the first class of the Basic Concepts in International Arbitration short course. (Photo: Jessica A. Giraldo/Miami Law) Full-Size Photo
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Participating students take an oral exam with professor and International Arbitration Program Chair, Jan Paulsson. (Photo: Jessica A. Giraldo/Miami Law) Full-Size Photo
Hear what students have to say about the program.
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Short Course students Bruna Barletta and Isabela Deveza
Brazilian lawyer and professor, Claudio Finkelstein
Short Course students Thais Valente Lima and Laura Lima
Short Course students Guilherme Matos and Pedro Soares
Short Course students Emerson Paiva Teles and Rubens Boicenco