Certificates and Dual-Degree Programs

 

Certificates:


The Law School offers JD students the opportunity to earn certificates in five areas: Intellectual Property, Tax Studies, Law and Public Policy, Energy and Environmental Law, and Human Rights.

Students pursuing a LL.M. degree in U.S. Legal Studies may choose an optional certificate of specialization in International Human Rights, Intellectual Property, Tax Law or Insurance Law.
 

Dual-Degree:

To meet the challenges of practice in the 21st century, more lawyers find it imperative to more fully understand the interrelation of law and other disciplines.  To prepare students for these emerging opportunities, the Law School has five dual-degree programs that combine a superior legal education with graduate professional training in related fields. These programs allow qualified students to earn the J.D. and another degree more quickly than pursuing both degrees independently.
 

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Additional Homepage Highlights


  • Jeffrey A. Cooke '70 has been recognized by the Indiana Trial Lawyers Association with its Lifetime Achievement Award.

  • Professor Jennifer Mailly has been awarded the 2013-2014 Teaching Scholar Award by the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning at UConn.

  • It's never too early to begin thinking about Summer Term! The Law School offers classes in both June and July sessions. Registration is now open.

  • Andraya Pulaski '13 clearly remembers the day she decided she wanted to be a lawyer. She was 10 and spent a day shadowing a friend’s father at his firm. Now she is on the verge of fulfilling that dream.

  • On May 20, the Law School's Insurance Law Center will present a symposium on Lawyers Professional Liability. The event is being presented in cooperation with the Hartford Chapter of the Professional Liability Underwriting Society.

  • On May 21, Professor Richard A. Wilson will present "International Law of Speech Crimes" as part of a series of guest lectures at the International Criminal Court, The Netherlands.