Program Overview

Introduction to the SJD Program

The SJD program is designed for students who have already completed an LLM degree and wish to pursue further academic and professional advancement. The program provides students with the opportunity to conduct original research and produce a dissertation that contributes to the field of international law.

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for the SJD program, students must have completed an LLM degree from an accredited institution and have a strong academic record. Students must also demonstrate a clear research agenda and the ability to conduct original research.

Program Structure

The SJD program is designed to be completed in two years, although students may take up to three years to complete the program. Students will work closely with a faculty advisor to develop a research proposal and conduct original research. The program culminates in the production of a dissertation that contributes to the field of international law.

Career Outcomes

The SJD program is designed for students who wish to pursue careers in academia, research, or high-level government or international organization positions. Graduates of the program will have the skills and knowledge necessary to conduct original research and produce scholarly work that contributes to the field of international law.

Key Program Details

• The program is designed for students with an LLM degree
  • Students must have a strong academic record
  • Students must demonstrate a clear research agenda and the ability to conduct original research
• The program duration is typically two years, with a maximum of three years
• The program involves working closely with a faculty advisor to develop a research proposal and conduct original research
• The program culminates in the production of a dissertation that contributes to the field of international law
• Graduates will have the skills and knowledge necessary to conduct original research and produce scholarly work in international law