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LL.D. Doctor of Laws
(Research program, revised 2006)
This program is offered with in the Doctorate in Laws Progam and starts in November 2006 with the
second semester of the academic year 2006.
Purpose and Objectives
The Doctor of Laws program has been developed in response to the high demand of graduates in laws
in the present, rapidly changing environment of the transition economies. The vision for the economic
and social development of the nation must have the appropriate human resource development policy,
especially in regard to doctoral programs. This LL.D. research program will have the candidates to
acquire new ways of thinking and attain competence in conducting research. They will be allowed to
study and experiment freely in order to discover the new issue and to enable them to create real academic
progress.
IIS’s goal is to provide a qualitative LL.D. program to meet the demand for higher graduate education
and contribute to academic development.
Admission Requirements
Applicants must hold a Master’s degree or Bachelor’s degree from an educational institute or university
recognized by the Ministry of Education. The degree must be in any field of law.
Applicants who hold a Bachelor’s degree must have obtained first class honors, or the highest honor
awarded, from a University recognized by the Ministry of Education. In such case, a transfer of credits
will be approved by the Steering Committee of IIS.
Selection Procedures (Eligibility Criteria)
Applicants must pass the interviewing panel before being admitted to the LL.D. program. This selection
will be in accordance with the rules of graduate studies (2004); Ramkhamhaeng University.
Time Limits
Applicants who earned a Bachelor’s degree (with Honors) must complete the LL.D. program in 6
years.
Applicants who earned a Master’s degree must complete the LL.D. program in 6 years.
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