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The B.S. in Legal studies is a major designed for students who are looking to become future leaders in the community, the city, the state, the nation and the world. It is also suitable for students wanting to pursue graduate education in various disciplines, including economics, humanities, social science, political science, business, health ...
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The USC Gould Office of Undergraduate Law welcomes BS in Legal Studies applicants who are entering as first-year, transfer, international and DACA students, as well as current USC undergraduates who are in good academic standing. Admissions decisions for entering first-year and transfer students are made by the USC Office of Admission.
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Franita Tolson, JD, Interim Dean* Thomas D. Lyon, JD, PhD, Vice Dean* Donald M. Scotten, JD, LLM, Vice Dean* Elizabeth A. Carroll, JD, Vice Dean Robin Apodaca, BA, Associate Dean Deborah A. Call, MBA, Associate Dean and Chief Programs Officer Ben Dimapindan, MA, EdD, Associate Dean Raymond Flores, MBA, EdD, Associate Dean and Chief Information Offi...
Interim Dean and George T. and Harriet E. Pfleger Chair in Law:Franita Tolson, JD Judge Edward J. and Ruey L. Guirado Chair in Law:Thomas D. Lyon, JD, PhD* Carolyn Craig Franklin Chair in Law:D. Daniel Sokol, MSt, JD, LLM Edward G. Lewis Chair in Law:Daniel M. Klerman, JD, PhD J. Thomas McCarthy Trustee Chair in Law:Robert K. Rasmussen, JD Robert C...
The Juris Doctor (JD) is the standard degree to practice law in the United States. To obtain the degree, full-time attendance for six semesters is required. During the first year, students are enrolled in a curriculum of basic courses that examine fundamental legal institutions and address legal problems relevant to today’s society and the modern p...
Master of Laws in Alternative Dispute Resolution
The on-campus Master of Laws in Alternative Dispute Resolution (LLM in ADR) program is a two- to four-semester, full-time and part-time master’s degree program for law graduates and attorneys interested in building strength as advocates in ADR processes or gaining skills and a prestigious credential for pursuing career opportunities as mediators or arbitrators. Students submitting an application must have earned a basic law degree, a Bachelor of Laws (LLB), a Juris Doctor (JD) or the foreign...
Master of Laws in International Business and Economic Law
The on-campus Master of Laws in International Business and Economic Law degree is a two- to four-semester, full-time and part-time master’s degree program for law graduates and attorneys interested in developing a global perspective and interdisciplinary skills that will enable them to understand and integrate relevant laws, policies and business best practices that shape international commerce and trade. Students submitting an application must have earned a basic law degree, a Bachelor of La...
Master of Laws in International Trade Law and Economics
The on-campus Master of International Trade Law and Economics (MITLE) degree is offered by USC Gould School of Law jointly with USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences Department of Economics. This degree provides students with an interdisciplinary, global perspective and the knowledge and skills relevant to the laws, policies, and business practices that shape international trade and economics. The Master of International Trade Law and Economics is a one-year, 32-unit degree progr...
USC Gould School of Law offers a variety of certificates to which students may apply some of their existing course work. Certificate requirements for JD and Graduate students differ and are detailed at the USC Gould School of Law website. USC Gould also offers stand-alone certificates to those with a bachelor’s degree to gain further knowledge of a...
USC Gould School of Law, one of the nation’s premier law schools, offers undergraduate courses and programs in its curriculum, which are taught by its internationally distinguished faculty and lecturers. The mission is to provide a broad-based academic foundation in law to undergraduate students who have an interest in law and legal-related fields....
Jun 21, 2022 · Leslie Ridgeway, lridgeway@law.usc.edu or 213-740-9690 (office), 619-252-4984 (mobile) The USC Gould School of Law has introduced a new Bachelor of Science in Legal Studies that helps students to ...
Jul 1, 2024 · The minor in Legal Studies totals 22 units, consisting of 6 required units, and 16 elective units. For more details on the minor, please visit USC Gould School of Law Website. Undergraduate students wishing to declare a minor in Legal Studies should email: undergraduate@law.usc.edu or submit an application form. Undergraduate Majors, that ...
USC Gould's BS in Legal Studies, undergraduate minors and courses offer in-depth legal understanding of the role of law in society, preparing leaders and diverse thinkers.
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Dec 11, 2023 · Student Opportunities: The Gould School of Law hosts a number of organizations for undergraduate students studying and interested in Legal Studies, such as Southern California Moot Court, USC Society of Women in Law, and Trojan Review. Through these organizations, students get to interact with others who have similar interests or experiences related to their major, as well as build their ...
