Global Antitrust and Economics (LLM)
Program Summary
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Credits: 24-26 total
Degree: LLM
College/School: School of Law
Start Date: 8/25/2025
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Program Description
The LLM in Global Antitrust Law & Economics provides students with an advanced understanding of the laws that regulate the process of business competition and the economic analysis relevant to understanding modern antitrust adjudication.
With the growing demand in the U.S. and abroad for antitrust lawyers who can facilitate and manage mergers and acquisitions on national and international levels, determine compliance with economic laws of foreign governments, and support the efforts of law firms and corporations, Scalia Law’s LLM is designed to meet that demand.
Career Opportunities
With the growing demand for antitrust lawyers in the U.S. and abroad, there is a strong need for individuals who facilitate and manage mergers and acquisitions, determine compliance with economic laws of foreign governments, and support the efforts of law firms and corporations.
Graduates from GMU School of Law’s LLM in Global Antitrust Law & Economics are well equipped for roles with the Federal Trade Commission, the Department of Justice, or foreign regulators. Our graduates can also be great assets to law firms due to their deep understanding and specialization within the antitrust field.
Courses
Program requirements are subject to change; please refer to the George Mason Course Catalog for the most up-to-date requirements.
To earn an LLM in Antitrust Law & Economics, students must complete 24 – 26 credit hours of coursework. These hours will be made up of required courses and restricted electives.
Students must complete all required courses. Students must complete 10 credit hours comprised of restricted elective courses. Students who have completed the JD degree at a United States Law school will receive a waiver of the Introduction to United States Law 2 credit course requirement.
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Who should apply
Our online LLM program meets the needs of foreign-trained lawyers seeking knowledge of antitrust and economics law, looking to improve their legal skillset and grow their career.
Application Requirements
- Application Fee
- Official Academic Transcript(s)
- 500 Word Statement
- Current Resume
- Two Letters of Recommendation
- Interview
Why choose George Mason School of Law
The Global Antitrust Law & Economics faculty are the most prestigious scholars in the world. It is the only faculty in the United States that includes former leaders of both U.S. antitrust enforcement agencies. The faculty has developed a curriculum that is fully tailored to the marketplace, so you will graduate confident and practice-ready.
Scalia Law School is also home to the Law and Economics Center. The LEC is a nexus for academic research and education that focuses on the timely and relevant economic analysis of legal and public policy issues confronting policy makers worldwide. Through the LEC, Scalia Law students have unparalleled access to top law and economics scholars and activities.
The goal at Scalia Law is to have students who will receive an outstanding legal education (Learn), be taught to critically evaluate prevailing orthodoxy and pursue new ideas (Challenge), and, ultimately, be well prepared to distinguish themselves in their chosen fields (Lead).
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Global Antitrust and Economics (LLM)
