LLM

Definition Legum Magister Latin Means: Master of Laws
Category Academic & Science » Academic Degrees
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What does LLM mean?

Master of Laws (ML, Latin: Legum Magister, LL.M or LLM) is a postgraduate academic degree in law. LL.M stands for Legum Magister in Latin, where the double L is from the plural legum (laws).

Note:
An abbreviation for a plural is sometimes done by doubling the first letter.
Example: pp for “pages”

3 more results for LLM

Other full forms of LLM
Abbreviation Full form Category Country or region Popularity
LLM Large Language Model
Computing
Artificial Intelligence
Worldwide
LLM Yamal Airlines
Transport & Travel
Airline Codes
Russian Federation
LLM Lycée Louis Massignon
Academic & Science
Universities & Institutions
United Arab Emirates

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the full form of LLM?

The full form of LLM is Legum Magister

What are the full forms of LLM in Academic & Science?

Legum Magister | Lycée Louis Massignon

What are the full forms of LLM in Worldwide?

Legum Magister | Large Language Model

Translation

Translate Legum Magister into other languages
Bengali
লেগাম ম্যাগিস্টার
French
Magister des légumineuses
Hindi
लेगम मजिस्टर
Malayalam
ലെഗം മാജിസ്റ്റർ