COURSE CURRICULUM

The curriculum includes foundational courses such as Introduction to Legal Studies, Criminal Justice, and Legal Philosophy. Students progress to advanced topics like International Law, Indigenous Peoples and the Law, and Feminist Perspectives on Law. Core requirements involve research methods and a capstone seminar. Electives allow specialization in concentrations, with options like Corporate Crime, Environmental Law, or Intellectual Property. The program requires 20.0 credits, including mandatory law courses, breadth requirements in social sciences, and free electives. Practical components may include internships or directed research projects. The structure encourages interdisciplinary approaches, drawing from sociology, political science, and history to provide a well-rounded legal education.