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These are the advantages that define and distinguish SLS. We invite you to consider what counts in your search for a law school and to imagine how Stanford Law’s strengths might shape your future. At home on the campus of one of the world’s leading research universities, Stanford Law offers unmatched opportunities.
Stanford Law School recognizes that the legal sector is among the least diverse professions in the United States and is committed to helping create a legal profession that better serves all communities. In response, we have created the Stanford Law Scholars Institute, which is designed to provide support and training to undergraduate students ...
You are welcome to take non-law classes, e.g., those offered by the Graduate School of Business (GSB) and other schools and departments (Economics, Political Science, etc.).You may count a maximum of 9 quarter units of non-law classes towards your LL.M. degree. Note the SLS Student Handbook rules regarding "Cross Registration in Other Schools and Departments of the University."
In the Juelsgaard Intellectual Property and Innovation Clinic, students engage in hands-on representation of clients in cutting-edge matters involving IP (copyright and the DMCA, patent, and trademark) and other laws and technology policy advocacy that affect innovation, including AI regulation and accountability, online speech and content ...
The Vienna Law School. The University of Vienna’s School of Law (Vienna Law School) was founded in 1365 and was one of the first law schools established in Europe. Today, its research and teaching activities comprise all traditional fields of legal studies as well as 38 special concentrations, some LL.M. programs and a doctoral program.
By studying law in another country, you gain in-depth knowledge of the world’s legal systems beyond the scope of classes offered on the Stanford campus. Choose from established programs with overseas law schools or petition to study at the foreign law school of your choice.
American Indian & Indigenous Law. The United States has 574 federally recognized American Indian tribes – each a unique sovereign nation, governed by their own sets of laws and systems of justice. While America’s state and federal courts have, at times, been the tools of colonial dispossession, tribes have also repeatedly used the American ...
