【院校介绍】福特汉姆大学（Fordham University），一些地方也翻译为福坦莫大学。福特汉姆大学是著名的爱国者联盟盟校。福特汉姆大学在纽约的知名程度仅次于哥伦比亚大学和纽约大学，在校师生比为1：14，48%的校内课程实行小班教学，其法学、商学、英语、历史学、教育学和社会学均在全美享有极高声誉。金融学，信息学，市场营销学等商科专业更是常年占据全美TOP20。

【专业介绍】

Students in the LLM program in Banking, Corporate, and Finance Law acquire a sophisticated appreciation of corporate structure, an understanding of the laws relating to capital markets and financial institutions, and genuine insights into the goals and strategies of U.S. executives and business lawyers. In this program, students enroll in core courses including Corporations, International Banking Law, Financial Institutions:Banking Law and choose from a broad array of additional courses in corporate, banking, and finance law and related topics. Through these courses, students explore such areas as bankruptcy, corporate finance, corporate governance, corporate tax, cross-border insolvency, mergers and acquisitions, and securities regulation and enforcement.（摘录自官网） 

【核心课程】

Corporations
Financial Institutions: Banking*
International Banking Law
Financial Institutions: Non-Banking*
Regulation of Financial Institutions
Quantitative Methods for Graduate Students
Introduction to the U.S. Legal System and Process
Legal Writing and Research for LLM Students
Introduction to the U.S. Legal Profession
At least 6 credits of Content Outline courses：

• Administrative Law

• Civil Procedure*

• Commercial Finance

• Commercial Finance/Secured Transactions

• Commercial Law

• Commercial Transactions

• Conflict of Laws

• Constitutional Law*

• Constitutional Torts

• Contract Law*

• Corporations

• Criminal Law*

• Criminal Procedure: Adjudication

• Criminal Procedure: Investigative

• Criminal Procedure: Prosecution, Defense, and Adjudication

• Estate Planning

• Evidence

• Family Law

• The First Amendment

• Introduction to U.S. Contract Law (previously titled Contract Law (U.S.) for LLMs or U.S. Contracts for Foreign LLMs)

• Litigation Management for the International Lawyer

• New York Practice

• Partnership and LLC Law

• Perspectives in U.S. Law

• Property*

• Remedies

• Secured Transactions

• Torts*

• Trusts and Wills