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LAW - Rule of Law for Development Program

Loyola University Chicago School of Law

Become a Rule of Law Leader

The Rule of Law for Development Program is your gateway to addressing critical development challenges and emerging as a leader in the evolving field of law and development.

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LLM Degree

Earn an LLM (for lawyers) and gain the skills to drive legal and development reforms worldwide. Transform your career and empower change.

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By The Numbers

99%

of PROLAW Graduates are Employed After Graduation

63

Countries are Represented Among PROLAW Graduates

6

Billion People Live in a Country where Rule of Law is Declining

Our Community

PROLAW Director Juliet Sorensen
Director profile

How to make a better world

Professor Sorensen brings hands-on experience as a former Peace Corps volunteer, U.S. attorney, and human rights lawyer. Her lifelong commitment to justice drives her mission to empower the next generation of rule of law leaders.

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Nokukhanya (Khanyo) Farisè and Brenda Anugwom
From Loyola Today

Meet two PROLAW alums advocating for justice and human rights in Africa

Nokukhanya (Khanyo) Farisè (LLM ’16) and Brenda Anugwom (LLM ’12) live and work in Africa, focusing on human rights and the law.

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Professor Joseph Saba
Faculty Profile

Keeping the rule of law strong

Professor Saba is a renowned expert in law and international affairs, with over 40 years of experience shaping policies in fragile states. His roles at the World Bank, UN, and EU provide unparalleled real-world insights for our students.

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John Felice Rome Center

At the Loyola Chicago Rome Center

You will complete your spring term courses in person at Loyola’s John Felice Rome Center in Italy. LEARN MORE

Our Events

January 13, 2025: Spring Semester in Rome begins


April 15, 2025: Information Session
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