Degree Programs

Master of Laws (LLM)
Designed for both foreign law school graduates and graduates with a U.S. JD, our program offers students the flexibility to customize their LLM Program to best achieve their personal goals.
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Advanced JD (AJD)
This special program does not require applicants to take the LSAT and allows qualified foreign lawyers to finish their JD in a little as two years, saving time and money.
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Visiting International Students
International students who have completed at least one year at a recognized law school, including law school graduates, are eligible to apply.
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Visiting Scholars Program
Each year the Law School hosts a group of non-compensated Visiting Scholars from around the world to spend a semester or academic year with us. Our visitors are integrated into our Law School and faculty, including seminars, lectures, and events.
Learn More- The Frank Boas Scholarship: The Frank Boas Memorial Fund honors Mr. Boas’ exceptionally generous spirit and legacy and provide limited funding for international students and students in the WSRSL Pacific Asia Legal Studies (PALS) and International Programs.
- East-West Center Scholarships
- UH System Common Scholarship Application
- UH Foundation Scholarships
- AAUW International Fellowships
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- Fulbright Scholar Program
- International Education Financial Aid
- Additional External Funding Options for International Students
- For additional funding sources and information please visit our Financial Aid page.
- Legal Oral Communication preparatory and support courses
- Introduction to U.S. Law
- U.S. Legal Research and Writing
- Center for Academic Spoken English (CASE): provides free oral communication support for members of the UH Mānoa community who speak English as an additional language.
- The Writing Center at Mānoa: is a collaborative environment which offers writing consultations free of charge to anyone affiliated with UH – undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, staff, and visiting scholars.
- East-West Toastmasters: organizes monthly meetings of students, faculty, and staff of UH Mānoa, as well as people from the community to develop public speaking skills.
- Graduate & International Programs Orientation
- Academic advising with LLM/AJD Faculty Adviser
- Administrative support with Graduate & International Programs staff and faculty
- International Student Services (ISS)
- Faculty and Scholar Immigration Services (FSIS)