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Our Jesuit roots and tradition set Marquette University Law School apart, and what you’ll find here is an environment of camaraderie and community. Our outstanding programs and opportunities are just the beginning.
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Marquette University Law School offers two degrees, the Juris Doctor (J.D.), the largest program, and the LL.M in Sports Law program, for foreign attorneys only. The school's National Sports Law Institute, established in 1989, is affiliated with the LL.M. program and also conducts other activities.
Whether you are interested in sports law, labor & employment law, intellectual property, or even our highly ranked alternative dispute resolution program, our curriculum offers a strong foundation in transactional law, litigation and practical skills.
Marquette University Law School is nationally known for excellent programming in intellectual property, litigation, alternative dispute resolution and sports law. Experiential learning is built in to our curriculum.
We are committed to graduating students who are ready to practice law. Students develop practical skills as they solve problems for real clients, while at the same time exploring different career paths and networking with experienced attorneys. Learn More.
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The Marquette University Law School offers a Juris Doctor (J.D.) and a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Sports Law for Foreign Lawyers. It also collaborates with a variety of university graduate programs to offer joint J.D./graduate degree programs.
A joint endeavour of the Common Law and Civil Law sections of the Faculty of Law, we build upon the unique strengths and character of each section to offer programs at the master’s and doctoral level.
For more than a century, Marquette University Law School has been committed to training men and women to serve the public interest by becoming highly skilled and ethical attorneys.
