The University of Pittsburgh School of Law offers an LLM program specifically designed for foreign law graduates, providing a comprehensive foundation in U.S. common law with options for specialized study in areas such as Human Rights Law. The program integrates LLM students with JD students in most courses, ensuring a robust academic and professional experience. The Human Rights Law micro-credential requires at least nine credit hours in related courses, such as International Human Rights Law, Law of Slavery, Abolition & Freedom Seminar, Federal Hate Crimes, and others approved by the Center for International Legal Education (CILE). All micro-credential credits also count toward the general LLM degree, which is normally completed within 12 months. The program combines academic coursework, exposure to practical legal institutions, and individualized career services. 来源： https://online.law.pitt.edu/msl