Juris Doctor - Labor and Employment Law in Minneapolis United States | University of Minnesota Twin Cities

The University of Minnesota provides a distinctive selection of foundational, specialized, and cross-disciplinary courses across its programs. Students can gain experience as editors for the ABA Journal of Labor & Employment Law. Practical training opportunities are available through externships with the National Labor Relations Board, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and Minnesota Department of Human Rights. The J.D. program at the University of Minnesota Law School delivers outstanding quality and value, featuring a creative curriculum and diverse learning experiences that prepare graduates for today's legal profession. World-renowned faculty members specialize in business law, criminal justice, international and human rights law, and health law. Students benefit from the vast resources of a Big Ten institution. The Law School attracts a bright, varied student population representing all U.S. regions and many nations. With one of the country's top bar passage rates, graduates join an extensive alumni network spanning all 50 states and over 53 countries, offering mentorship and career opportunities.
Students must successfully finish 88 credit hours of Law School coursework.