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| + | '''Doctor of the Science of Law''' ('''JSD''') (Latin: '''Juris Scientiae Doctor''') (rough English equivalent: '''Juridical Science Doctorate''') is Columbia's designation for a research degree in law (other universities offer "SJDs" or some other combination). Offered through [[Columbia Law School]], they are the equivalent of a [[PhD]] in law, although they go far beyond the requirement for law teaching in the U.S. (the minimum for which is a mere [[JD]]). Consequently, the JSD, like the [[LLM]], is a degree primarily held by foreigners. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:00, 12 December 2013
Doctor of the Science of Law (JSD) (Latin: Juris Scientiae Doctor) (rough English equivalent: Juridical Science Doctorate) is Columbia's designation for a research degree in law (other universities offer "SJDs" or some other combination). Offered through Columbia Law School, they are the equivalent of a PhD in law, although they go far beyond the requirement for law teaching in the U.S. (the minimum for which is a mere JD). Consequently, the JSD, like the LLM, is a degree primarily held by foreigners.
