LLM Info Session | Wednesday, June 10, 2026 | 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. | Seattle University School of Law
Free to attend; registration required.
If you earned your law degree outside the U.S. are now working (or plan to work) here, you're not alone in asking what comes next.
Many internationally trained lawyers begin their U.S. careers in roles such as paralegals, compliance professionals, or foreign legal consultants. But advancing beyond those roles and understanding how to practice law in the U.S. are not always straightforward.
This information session is designed to give you clarity, so you can make informed decisions about your next steps.
Instead of trying to figure it out on your own, this session brings together the key information you need so you can evaluate your options with confidence.

We'll walk you through the key elements of the Seattle University School of Law LLM program and what they mean for your career:
You'll also have the opportunity to ask questions and connect directly with our admissions team.
In addition to core U.S. legal training, Seattle University School of Law's LLM allows you to develop expertise in two areas of specialization:
Build core skills in legal research and writing while studying foundational subjects like constitutional law, civil procedure, and professional responsibility.
Build expertise at the intersection of law and technology. Prepare to navigate data privacy, cybersecurity, and emerging regulatory challenges in a rapidly evolving digital world. Students can sit for the bar with just one extra class.
If you're ready to better understand your options and how to move forward, this session is a valuable place to start.
Free to attend. Limited spots available.
Completing my LLM was more than an academic milestone — it was a life-changing experience. It has opened doors I once thought were out of reach, connected me with mentors who continue to inspire my professional growth, and helped me understand the importance of the intersection between technology and the law.”
Angie Melissa Castañeda 2025 Graduate, LLM in Technology, Innovation & EntrepreneurshipChris Maund
Director of International & Graduate Studies
Email: cmaund@seattleu.edu