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Perspectives Menu
Recommended not Required
All students should take at least one of the Perspectives courses listed below before graduation.
The purpose of the recommendation is to help students develop an analytical perspective on our
legal system, by viewing it through the lens of another discipline, probing the foundations,
values or assumptions underlying our legal institutions, or studying alternatives to our own
doctrinal approach to legal problems.
Comparative Income Tax Jurisprudence: Law and Adjudication Comparative Law and Culture Justice, Morals and Film Disability Law Law and Economics Education Law Law and Literature Federal Indian Law and the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in the U.SLaw and Public Policy
Human Rights Survey Laws of War Immigration Law Military Law Intl and Comparative Perspectives on Poverty and Human Rights Public Interest Law Workshop Intl Children’s Rights Race, Gender and the Law International Law Religion and the Law International Intellectual Property Taxation of Intellectual Property