A Comprehensive and Integrated Education Law Curriculum
The law school has developed an array of more than 30 courses designed to train law students, education graduate students, attorneys and educators to address the full range of educational needs of children. In addition, students may take a limited number of education-related courses in other graduate divisions of the University. The law school course offerings include:
Core Courses:
Elective Courses:
- Comparative Education Law
- Comparative Education Law Research Practicum
- Comparative Education Law and Policy: Early Childhood Education
- Labor and Employment Issues in the Education Workplace
- Education Policy and Practice: Counseling the School District
- Education Litigation: Impact of Civil Rights Equity Cases on K-12 and Post-Secondary School Policies
- Legal Issues in Student Discipline
- Special Education Law
- Special Education Advocacy
- Special Education Dispute Resolution
Experiential Learning Courses:
Related Courses:
- Administrative Law
- Advanced Legal Writing for the Practice of Law: Disability Law
- Alternative Dispute Resolution
- Child, Parent and State
- Child and Family Law Mediation
- ChildLaw Legislation Clinic
- Childlaw Trial Practice
- Children's Summer Institute
- Civitas ChildLaw Clinic
- Community Lawyering Practicum
- Comparative Law Seminar
- Constitutional Law: Rights and Liberties
- Current Issues in ChildLaw Seminar
- Disability Law
- Employment Discrimination
- Employment Law
- Employment Law Counseling
- First Amendment Rights
- First Amendment Seminar
- Interdisciplinary Seminar on Domestic Violence
- International Children's Human Rights
- International Human Rights
- Juvenile Justice
- Labor Law
- Law and Poverty
- Local Government
- Mediation Advocacy
- Mediation Seminar
- Mental Health Law
- Nonprofit Organizations
- State Constitutional Law