The LL.M. Program in Agricultural & Food Law at the University of Arkansas School of Law is pleased to offer this professional employment resource. These posts are for informational purposes only; we do not make any representations regarding the employment offered. Please consider our specialized training by visiting us at law.uark.edu/llm
For over 35 years, the University of Arkansas has been recognized as the leader in agricultural and food law education. With graduates working in 38 different states and at least 18 foreign countries, our network of alumni is unsurpassed. In addition to our resident faculty, our visiting professors include experts in specialized agricultural and food law topics from Washington D.C., Washington state, California, Iowa, New York, Georgia, North Carolina, and Vermont. Through live video-conferencing, we link with students and professors in other countries, giving our studies a true global reach. Our extensive curriculum reflects both the practical and the policy issues that impact agriculture and our overall food system.
Attending the Program through our face-to-face option allows students to experience the beauty and charm of Fayetteville, Arkansas, a picturesque college town nestled at the foot of the Ozark Mountains. With a vibrant local food community and an award winning Farmers Market, the Fayetteville food and farm scene complements our academic study. Fayetteville has been recognized among the best places to live in America by U.S. News & World Report (ranked third in 2016); was listed as one of the top 10 best college towns by Livability.com and was listed as one of the “Best Places for Business and Careers” by Forbes. With a low cost-of-living, a moderate climate, and abundant cultural opportunities, most our students find their living experience almost as rewarding as the studies.
Recognizing that not all of our students cannot join us in Arkansas, we also offer classes by distance instruction. Distance students can video-conference into the classroom, participating as a member of the class from their home or office. Classes are recorded for later viewing. Online courses provide for carefully structured directed learning, often with videos, online participation, and occasional video-conferenced discussion groups. All of our distance courses are designed with the assistance of the experts working with the University of Arkansas Global Campus, assuring the best quality instruction and design.
There is complete integration between our face-to-face and distance programs, with our distance students always welcome to come to campus and our online courses open to all.
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