It is known that the University of Miami School of Law has the fourth largest law curriculum in the U.S. Many of these courses include the essential core lawyering courses, but the law school always has its finger on the pulse of innovation.
In the last few years, the law school launched concentrations and compact, short courses. These enable students to focus their studies, touch upon niche legal areas, expose them to many areas of law, and help them turn areas of interest into practice.
In this way, Miami Law has reconceived the traditional law school curriculum by launching creative new courses and bringing back courses to help students prepare for the real-world tasks they may face as attorneys.
NEW COURSES OFFERED SINCE FALL 2022
Business Law
Digital Transformation Services: Business & Legal Considerations
Law and Economics
Negotiating and Drafting Private Equity Agreements
Transactional Skills III: Legal and Business Issues in Initial Public Offerings
Uniform Commercial Code: Essentials
Entertainment, Art, and Sports Law
Chat ENT: AI’s Impact on Entertainment, Arts, and Sports
Investing in Sports: From Private Equity and Venture Capital to Emerging Industry Trends
LIV Golf, the PGA Tour, and the Future of Professional Golf
Music Festivals, Live Concerts & Other Live Productions
Women in Professional Sport: A Legal, Social and Business Analysis
Black Space: IP Law Through the Lens of Taylor Swift
Environmental and Energy Law
Energy Regulation in an Age of Transition
Environmental Legal Research
United Nations Negotiations
International Law
Globalization & Arbitration
International Law & War
International Business and National Security Law
Family Law
Complex Issues in High-Profile and High-Net-Worth Divorces
Real Estate Law
Advanced Condominium and Planned Development
Problem-solving in Real Property Development
Real Estate Market Research and Analysis
Labor Law
WALDO: Workers and Labor Defense Organizations
Social Justice, Civil Rights, Public Interest
Advanced Topics in Reproductive Rights/Reproductive Justice
Animal Law
Assembly and Protest: War, Race and Class
Building Worker and Community Power to Respond to the Carceral State
Civil Rights in the Supreme Court
Indigenous Women’s Rights
Social Justice in the Administrative State
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