Live Q&A Session “SAL Africa 2026–2027: Your Questions Answered”

A unique opportunity for African lawyers: Live Q&A Session “SAL Africa 2026–2027: Your Questions Answered”.

Since admissions opened for the 2026–2027 intake, hundreds of legal professionals from across Africa have expressed strong interest in the SAL Africa Program, submitting applications and inquiries from Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Egypt, South Africa, and other countries.

That is why the SAL Africa team is offering a unique opportunity to learn more about the Program and get answers to all your questions during a live Q&A session featuring Professor Richard Warner, SAL Worldwide Director and Professor of Law at Chicago-Kent College of Law, the SAL Africa team, Chicago-Kent alumni, and members of the inaugural SAL Africa Program cohort. 

Whether you’re just exploring your options or already preparing your application, this session is a chance to get practical answers and hear real experiences. Learn how African lawyers are using the SAL Africa pathway to pursue an LL.M. in the United States, expand their professional networks, and strengthen their careers.

 

Date: 19 September, 2026

Time: 10:00 AM Chicago | 4:00 PM Nigeria & Ghana | 5:00 PM Egypt & South Africa | 6:00 PM Kenya

The session is free of charge.

To participate, please register at https://forms.gle/BBue9byABZRz3Fir9 

The event will be held via Zoom. The participation link will be sent to the email address you provided during registration shortly before the event.

 

What can you expect?

  • An overview of the SAL Africa Program and how it works
  • Information about the Pre-LL.M. stage and the opportunity to continue your studies at Chicago-Kent
  • Answers to your questions about admission, studies, costs, and the student experience
  • Insights from Professor Richard Warner, SAL Worldwide Director and Professor of Law at Chicago-Kent College of Law
  • A first-hand experience from a professional who studied at Chicago-Kent College of Law 
  • A personal perspective from a SAL Africa graduate

Why attend?

  • Learn directly from Chicago-Kent representatives
  • Hear from SAL Africa graduates
  • Get answers about admission and scholarships
  • Understand the pathway to an LL.M. degree in the USA
  • Ask your questions live

SAL Africa is the first and only Program in Africa that offers the opportunity to obtain a Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree in the USA with a 70% discount on tuition, and without requiring the TOEFL / IELTS exam.

More about the SAL Africa Program.

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The diplomas for the first cohort of graduates of the SAL Nigeria and Africa Pre-LL.M. Programme have been issued, signed by the Dean of Chicago-Kent College of Law and will be dispatched to Nigeria in the coming days.

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70% scholarship for a Master's in Law in the USA