THE HONORABLE JOSHUA D. WRIGHTUniversity Professor, Antonin Scalia Law School, George Mason University; Executive Director, Global Antitrust Institute; Former Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission

B.A., University of California, San Diego; J.D., University of California, Los Angeles; Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles

THE HONORABLE DOUGLAS H. GINSBURGProfessor of Law, Antonin Scalia Law School, George Mason University; Chair, International Board of Advisors, Global Antitrust Institute; Senior Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit; Former Assistant Attorney in charge of the Antitrust Division, U.S. Department of Justice

B.S., Cornell University, J.D., University of Chicago Law School

LLM GLOBAL ANTITRUST LAW & ECONOMICS

THE MASTER OF LAWS (LLM) DEGREE IN GLOBAL ANTITRUST LAW AND ECONOMICS provides students with in-depth study of current and developing global antitrust issues with the best antitrust law and economics faculty in the world. The LLM program is designed to provide the specialized skills antitrust lawyers need in order to thrive anywhere in the world.

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RESIDENTIAL AND ONLINE OPTIONSFor the residential program, our location is steps away from the nation’s capital. Scalia Law offers students unmatched professional, educational, and cultural opportunities in Washington, D.C. and Northern Virginia. Proximity to the White House, Capitol Hill, and the U.S. Supreme Court—as well as countless government agencies, think-tanks, non-profits, and law firms—gives students unparalleled access to the top legal minds, organizations, and job opportunities that the nation has to offer. For the online program, we offer a complete suite of classes taught by Scalia Law faculty, which provides unparalleled flexibility.

THE WORLD’S BEST ANTITRUST FACULTYScalia Law is home to the most knowledgeable and prestigious antitrust law faculty in the world. Scalia Law has the only faculty that includes former leaders of both antitrust enforcement agencies: the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). Other notable faculty members include a former chief economist at the FTC; a former chief lawyer at both the FTC and DOJ; and several PhD economists in the area of industrial organization who contribute regularly to the antitrust literature.

Most Cited Antitrust Faculty in the World

#1

Ranked in the Global Top 10 LLM Programs for Competition Law by the LLM Guide

TOP10

AVAILABLE BOTH COMPLETELY ONLINE

OR IN RESIDENCE

EXCEPTIONAL FACULTY

– International Jurist Magazine

Best LLMLaw School Experience for Foreign Attorneys

The LLM in Global Antitrust at the Antonin Scalia Law School provided me with the

opportunity to interact on a daily basis with some of the world’s most renowned antitrust

scholars and practitioners. Their passion and insights permeate the program and

motivate students to engage in top-level class discussions and to participate in extra-

curricular activities. The program’s value is also evident in its proximity to Washington,

D.C., the heart of the antitrust world. The program’s high-level studies and networking

opportunities together have opened doors for me that would otherwise remain closed.

For example, I received the opportunity to do an internship at the Department of

International Affairs of the Federal Trade Commission.

DEGREE DETAILS*Fall & Winter semester start dates

*Can be completed full-time or part-time

*Degree earned after completion of

24-26 credit hours

*Online Degree also available

COURSES INCLUDE

• Antitrust I: Principles

• Antitrust II: Applications

• Advanced Antitrust Seminar

• Antitrust Economics

• Consumer Protection Law (a.k.a. Unfair Trade Practices)

• Economics for Lawyers

• European Union Competition Law

• FTC Seminar

• Global Antitrust Law Seminar

• Intro to U.S. Law (international lawyers only)

• Litigation & Dispute Resolution Theory

• Perspectives on Regulation or Public Choice and Public Law Seminar

• Statistics for Lawyers

• Thesis (optional)

DANIEL MUHEME, LLMFrom Belgium

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT

Scalia Law students have unparalleled access to the Global Antitrust Institute activities, which includes hosting academic conferences and roundtables, providing economic education programs to judges and regulators around the world, and fostering research in antitrust law and economics.

The GAI was created to promote the application of sound economic analysis to competition enforcement around the world through:

• Economics Institutes, which are economic education programs for judges and competition enforcers from around the world.

• Competition Advocacy Program, which provides recommendations to U.S. and foreign competition agencies on draft laws and guidelines.

Scalia Law School offers an outstanding legal

education that invokes curiosity and passion in its

students (Learn), trains students to critically evaluate

prevailing orthodoxy and pursue new ideas (Challenge),

and, ultimately, prepares graduates to distinguish

themselves in their chosen fields (Lead).

OUR SCHOOL CAN BE DEFINED BY THREE WORDS: LEARN.CHALLENGE.LEAD.

Scalia Law School offers LLM students the opportunity to develop

specialized expertise in one of three possible areas of law: Law &

Economics; Global Antitrust Law & Economics; or Intellectual Property

Law. Alternatively, for those LLM students who completed their legal

education abroad and desire a strong foundation in the U.S. Legal

system, Scalia Law offers a comprehensive U.S. Law program.

SCALIA LAW

FACTSSCALIA LAW IS #19

in Shanghai’s Global Rankings

for Law Schools

SCALIA LAW IS #19 in Scholarly Impact from Brian

Leiter’s Law School Reports

SCALIA LAW IS #17 in the Most Downloaded

Scholarship among U.S. Law

Schools on the Social Science

Research Network (SSRN)

ANTITRUST FACULTY INCLUDES

Bruce H. KobayashiFormer Director, Bureau of

Economics, FTC

John M. YunFormer Acting Deputy Assistant

Director, Bureau of Economics, FTC

Tad LipskyFormer Deputy Assistant Attorney

General, Antitrust Division, U.S. Department of Justice, and

Former Acting Director, Bureau of Competition, FTC

James C. CooperFormer Deputy Director for

Economic Analysis, Bureau of Consumer Protection, and Former

Acting Director, Office of Policy Planning, FTC