The LL.M. in Health Law & Administration is for those who have a law degree and are interested in learning more about health law. Potential students include current employees of health systems or agencies as well as those wanting to make a career shift to healthcare.

The Master of Laws, LL.M., is a specialized law degree for those who already earned a United States J.D. and wish to further advance their knowledge of law. The LL.M. with a Concentration in Environmental Law requires students from the U.S. to complete 24 semester credit hours; which includes at least one experiential course, or other pre-approved equivalent course, work, or other experience.

The history of the Loyola Maritime Law Journal rests in the old volumes of The American Mariner (AM. MAR. L.J.), a Journal once published annually by the students of Loyola University College of Law.

On-Campus Housing

• On-campus housing for LL.M. students is limited. However, our Office of Residential Life does its very best to accommodate all graduate international students in appropriate on-campus housing. 

• For more information on Loyola's five student residence halls, please see the Residential Life website. 

Tuition 

• Tuition for LL.M. and M.A. programs within the College of Law is $1,720.00 per credit hour for the 2024-2025 academic year. 

Program Fees

• University fees are $1,800.00 for the 2024-2025 academic year. 

• Students must also anticipate the costs of books, room and board, and transportation. The following are personal expenses and not payable to the University. Please see the following estimates (per academic year):

  • Books: $1,300.00

Loyola Law's LL.M. Program is open to J.D. graduates and international lawyers. 

The Student Bar Association (SBA) was organized in the spring of 1952 and includes all law students enrolled in the day and evening programs of the College of Law. The SBA is governed under a constitution adopted by students. The SBA's purpose is to provide a means of closer unity among all students and to foster mutual cooperation and understanding between the student body, the law faculty, and the legal profession. The SBA of Loyola is a member of the Law Student Division of the American Bar Association.