Tulane Law School is known internationally for its Admiralty and Maritime Law Program. The Maritime Law Center provides an umbrella for Tulane’s many activities in the field of admiralty and maritime law. The most prominent of these is Tulane’s Admiralty Law Institute, the oldest and largest continuing legal education program devoted to maritime law. Students interested in admiralty and maritime law have access to a variety of activities, such as the Maritime Law Journal, the Maritime Law Society, and [additional program links].
Degree Requirements: To qualify for the degree of LLM in Admiralty, candidates must complete at least 13 of the 24 hours required for the degree in admiralty courses. Students may enroll in this program on a full-time basis, completing it over one year. Attorneys practicing full-time in the New Orleans area may enroll on a part-time basis, completing the program over four consecutive semesters.
