 | INTERNET LAW - Masters and Doctorate degrees in Taxation and Financial Services |
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| | Dean William Byrnes & Dir. Hester Ros, Diamond Graduate Program, Thomas Jefferson School of Law
Sunday, July 12, 2009
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| | Are you ready to meet the demands of today’s economy for better trained practitioners?
Rise above other financial experts in today’s highly competitive employment market by enrolling in our innovative, interactive LL.M. courses delivered from Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego, California directly to your home or work computer AND without having to quit your busy practice or having to relocate. Thank you for requesting information in the past about the Masters and Doctorate degrees in Taxation and Financial Services — brought to the convenience of your computer from The Thomas Jefferson School of Law (TJSL) an ABA Accredited law school
We are accepting new students (accountants and lawyers) for the Summer and Fall semesters.
Applications are due April 25, 2009.
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| INTERNET LAW - IBLS Graduate Fellowships for E-Commerce Masters in Law, Summer Program 2009. |
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| | IBLS-Graduate Fellowships, ibls@ibls.com
Sunday, July 12, 2009
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| | IRVINE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Internet Business Law Services (IBLS), www.IBLS.com, has established Graduate Fellowships for E-Commerce law specialization in Masters in Law in International Tax and Financial Services offered by Thomas Jefferson School of Law, http://llmprogram.tjsl.edu/.
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| INTERNET LAW - Online LLM in Tax, Specialization in E-Commerce Law, from Thomas Jefferson School of Law |
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| | Asst. Dean. William H. Byrnes, IV, Thomas Jefferson School of Law (San Diego, CA.), wbyrnes@tjsl.edu
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
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| | Thomas Jefferson School of Law offers specialized graduate degrees and certifications through the Walter H. and Dorothy B. Diamond Graduate Law Program in International Tax and Financial Services. Established in 1998, the program remains the first and only one to offer graduate law degrees and certifications through an entirely online course of study at an ABA accredited law school.
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| INTERNET LAW - IBLS Graduate Fellowships for E-Commerce Masters in Law |
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| | IBLS Jerry McGlothlin jmcglothlin@ibls.com, Phone: 1.949 756 0906.
Sunday, August 03, 2008
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| | Internet Business Law Services (IBLS), www.IBLS.com, has established Graduate Fellowships for E-Commerce law specialization in Masters in Law in International Tax and Financial Services offered by Thomas Jefferson School of Law, http://llmprogram.tjsl.edu/.
Started in 1998, the LLM Program remains the first and only one to offer graduate law degrees through an entirely online course of study at an American Bar Association (ABA) accredited law school.
The student body adds an interdisciplinary element to the educational experience. Although individuals with law degrees make up roughly half of the student body, the other half is drawn from the fields of accounting, finance, economics and other business disciplines.
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| INTERNET LAW - Diploma In E-commerce Law |
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| | IBLS Online Education
Monday, April 14, 2008
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| | E-Commerce University ECUniversity.com is pleased to announce its new Diploma in E-Commerce Law scheduled to begin on April 7th 2008.
Diploma in E-Commerce Law is developed and customized with the specific needs of online businesses. It delivers timely e-business law information indispensable to all professionals involved in e-commerce, from legal practitioners and advisors for multinational companies to business professionals seeking the latest information on global business strategy.
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| INTERNET LAW - International Tax & Financial Services |
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| | Asst. Dean. William H. Byrnes, IV, Thomas Jefferson School of Law (San Diego, CA.), wbyrnes@tjsl.edu
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
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| | A Bold, innovative online degree at an ABA accredited law school
9th year of serving lawyers, accountants, bankers, and trust officers. Degree -- Non-degree -- Certifications. Besides the law school being ABA accredited, the program has obtained articulation with professional association board certifications, some waiving all study and examination requirement, other waiving the study requirements.
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| INTERNET LAW - Are iPods an Educational Tool? |
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| | Martha L. Arias, IBLS Director
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
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| | In 2004, Duke University was the first academic institution to provide iPods to 1,650 incoming freshman, to foster innovative usage of technology among students. Duke students were able to download course content, lectures, audio books, and music from a school's website resembling iTunes. Since then, other academic institutions have followed and allowed students to use iPods in school campuses for both academic and entertainment purposes. Despite the prominence of this academic/technological innovation, a debate emerged. Now in 2007, some educators claim students are using iPods to cheat. [More...] |
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| INTERNET LAW - Oxford-IBLS Partnership Leading Global Internet and E-Commerce Law |
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Monday, August 20, 2007
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| | IRVINE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oxford University Press (Oxford) and Internet Business Law Services (IBLS) have joined together to create a series of books on Internet and E-Commerce law. Each volume of this series will include a country-by-country analysis of a particular Internet and E-Commerce Law topic. The books will be updated both in print, by Oxford, and online on the IBLS website. The online component will give readers timely access to the latest developments of laws and regulations around the world. Internet Law blog, edited and managed by IBLS, will encompass readers' comments and address practical issues that arise when there is a regulatory development.
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| INTERNET LAW - Can Video Games Save Education? |
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| | Martha L. Arias, IBLS Director.
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
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| | My son is learning his multiplication tables. We are doing some exercises with 'paper and a pen.' He says, ‘mom! this is boring… let"s go to multimplication.com.’ I look at him and quickly think. Wow, he is asking for e-learning, action, animation, liveliness, fun…! We turn on the computer and he goes on his own…He was learning his multiplication tables by hitting a ‘green monster’ with the right answer. He must get it right to win the green monster. He really tries to ‘remember’ the table to win the monster. I just sat and saw how exited he was and how easy for me! Yes, video games may be the education road for the new generation. I can see it as a parent.
‘Can Video Games Save Education?’ is the slogan of a research study conducted by the MacArthur Foundation on how digital learning may impact education in this new era.
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