Keio University

Master of Laws

The program offers three majors: civil law, public law, and political science. In addition to specialized course offerings, joint seminars under the supervision of a team of faculty members as well as project-based coursework featuring a variety of outside lecturers are available for all three majors.

The Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Economics at Keio University is a specialized program designed to merge legal and economic analysis, providing a unique interdisciplinary approach to understanding complex economic and legal issues. This program is tailored for individuals seeking to deepen their expertise at the intersection of law and economics, equipping them with the skills to tackle challenges in areas such as regulatory policy, financial markets, and economic legislation. Keio University's esteemed faculty, with their diverse backgrounds in both legal studies and economics, guide students through an advanced curriculum that integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications.

The LL.M. program offers a comprehensive study of economic theories, legal frameworks, and their interplay, enabling students to develop a nuanced understanding of how legal structures impact economic policies and vice versa. Students can expect to engage in rigorous coursework, including advanced topics in economic regulation, competition law, and international economic law. In addition to academic coursework, the program emphasizes research and analytical skills, encouraging students to undertake substantial projects that address real-world issues. Graduates of this program are well-prepared for careers in legal practice, regulatory bodies, international organizations, and academia, where they can leverage their dual expertise in law and economics to influence policy and practice on a global scale.