Programs for Non-Lawyers

Master the skills and language of the law to advance your career.

The School of Law offers a variety of programs for non-lawyer professionals. Each program is committed to enhancing your understanding of the law and helping you become indispensable to your employer when it comes to navigating complex legal terrain.

Online Programs for Non-Lawyers

The School of Law offers online programs to help non-lawyer professionals enhance their understanding of the law and become indispensable to their employers when it comes to navigating complex legal and regulatory terrain.

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Master of Legal Studies (MLS)

A distinctive program for the aspiring professional eager to obtain the tools, skills and expertise to thrive and grow in your industry

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Graduate Certificate in Business Law

To provide professionals in large and small enterprises with an ability to recognize and leverage the laws that regulate business organizations and transactions

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Graduate Certificate in Health Law

If you work in the healthcare industry and are looking to expand your legal knowledge, but are not quite ready to pursue a master’s degree

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Graduate Certificate in Human Resources (HR) Law

Responding to an increasing need for professionals with a solid understanding of the laws and regulations that govern employee management.

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Graduate Certificate in Intellectual Property Law

Designed to provide professionals who work in intellectual property, technology transfer, licensing, as well as inventors and entrepreneurs, with the skills they need to recognize and protect intellectual property rights.

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Data Privacy Fundamentals

Data Privacy Fundamentals is designed to introduce data privacy to a wide audience and help each participant see how data privacy has evolved as a compelling concern to public and private organizations as well as individuals.