JD/Master in Global Business Law
Duke Law School and a consortium of two French universities, l'Universite Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne and Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris (known as "Sciences Po"), offer a JD/Master in Global Business Law degree. This dual degree program allows students to receive both the JD and the Master of Laws after three years of study. The Master of Laws is a French national law degree that entitles students to sit for the French Bar exam. Students in the JD/Master in Global Business Law program spend two years at Duke and a third year studying in Paris.
The aim of this highly selective, multi-disciplinary and international program in Global Business Law is to provide in-depth analysis of the issues involved in the global market, with a European perspective. The program is specially designed for a small group of advanced students of law and political science from Europe and the United States.
Students may apply to participate after they have completed two years at Duke Law School. In exceptional cases, students may participate after completing the first year at Duke Law School.
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"The thing that I found endlessly amazing [about my year in Paris] was the value the cultural exchange adds to an education. As much as you sit in a classroom -- whether it be at Duke University or anywhere in the world -- and learn about other systems, other cultures, and other laws, there is nothing like the experience of actually being in that other place and seeing the dynamic between a legal system and its society." -Joshua Haber '09 
