Seattle University has announced study scholarships for Indian students seeking to pursue a Master of Laws (LLM) program at the University’s School of Law. (Representational Image)
In addition to tuition, Remala Family Fellows will receive academic support and mentoring to ensure the best possible experience and opportunities for success.
Seattle University on Wednesday announced study scholarships for Indian students seeking to pursue Master of Laws (LLM) programs at the University’s School of Law.
The program, named the Remala Family Scholarship, will award a full-tuition scholarship to one Indian student each year to enable them to complete their degree. The scholarship is open to meritorious students who demonstrate financial need. In addition to tuition, Remala Family Fellows will receive academic support and mentoring to ensure the best possible experience and opportunities for success.
Seattle U Law’s LLM program offers two options. A technology-focused LLM in Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship enables lawyers and recent law graduates to develop specific expertise in a variety of legal areas, including privacy law, data and cyber security, internet law and digital commerce, financial technology and artificial intelligence. A general LLM in American Legal Studies is also available, serving foreign-trained attorneys and graduates of non-US law schools who wish to learn US law and/or pass the qualifying examination to practice law in the United States. want to sit
“We are proud to support efforts to build bridges with Seattle University School of Law India And its future law practitioners,” said Rao Remala, who heads the foundation along with his wife Satya. “The spirit of this scholarship aligns perfectly with our Family Foundation’s efforts to provide aspiring Indian students with access to first-class higher education programs, so that they can build better lives for themselves, as I do had got.”
“The Remala Family Scholarship will enable us to attract and educate the next generation of legal leaders from India,” said Anthony E. Varona, Dean of the Law School. “For years to come, Remla Family Fellows who are recipients of these scholarships will benefit from life-changing opportunities here at Seattle U Law to advance their careers and benefit their communities. In addition, these outstanding scholars at Seattle University Its presence will enhance our intellectual life and deepen our engagement with India, the world’s largest democracy.
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