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I am interested to study LLM(Dispute Resolution) in University of Missouri School of Law. But I don’t know about the structure of this course. Kindly let me know about the course structure as well as course duration. Waiting for your response. Thank you!

"LLM(Dispute Resolution) in University of Missouri School of Law"

Students who study "LLM(Dispute Resolution)" in full time mode, can complete the degree requirements within an academic year and part-time students in the continuing curriculum of study can complete the program within two academic years.

=>Course structure is as follows:

Required Courses:

LAW 6905 - LLM Arbitration
Seminar
LAW 6930 - LL.M. Major Research Project
LAW 6935 - Dispute System Design
LAW 6945 - Non-Binding Methods of Dispute Resolution

Possible Electives: (students can choose one of the following electives)

LAW 5450: Conflict and Conflict Management

LAW 5485: Cross-Cultural Dispute Resolution

LAW 5537: Emotional Intelligence in Law

LAW 6920: LL.M. Externship

LAW 6925: LL.M. Independent Study

LAW 5770: Mediation Clinic

LAW 6950: Practicum on Dispute Resolution Training and Education

PUB_AF 8610:Group Dynamics and Conflict Resolution

PUB_AF 8620: Organizational Analysis and Change

PUB_AF 8630: Organizational Change in a Community and Global Context

PUB_AF 8160: Organizational Dynamics and Leadership

THEATR 4240: Theory and Practice of Theatre of the Oppressed