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NYU Law is a leader in law and business, global, public interest, and clinical legal education with innovative programs that prepare students to enter the legal job market ready to succeed.
Whether you plan to practice in a firm, start your own business, or devote yourself to public service, NYU Law prepares you to take on a rapidly changing world. Learn to think both critically and creatively.
A Tradition of Innovation. NYU Law is an intellectual powerhouse, with 94 full-time faculty, 347 courses, 16 areas of study, over 30 centers, and over 80 student groups.
NYU Law’s reputation for academic excellence is grounded in the scholarship of our faculty, which routinely draws accolades from the legal academy and beyond. Our professors are also leaders in a wide range of disciplines, actively engaged as theorists, practitioners, policymakers, and commentators.
Master of Laws (LLM) Take full advantage of NYU Law's extraordinarily wide range of courses to design an individualized curriculum that matches your intellectual and professional interests. Watch: Mohammed Alismail LLM ‘22 provides two reasons that NYU stands out.
Applicants who wish to be considered for any of the following School of Law's programmatic scholarships are strongly encouraged to submit their JD application by the priority programmatic scholarship deadline of December 1, and no later than January 1.
Your choice of powerhouse programs. Enjoy the freedom to design your academic experience in the Master of Laws program or one of our eight LLM specializations. Our JSD and other graduate programs train students to lead the way in their scholarly or professional careers. A diverse community of top legal minds.
At New York University School of Law, academics are about more than just coursework; they are about interdisciplinary intellectual dialogue, first-hand lawyering, and clinical experiences—and always, a global approach to training the leaders of tomorrow.
Approximately 70 percent of recent applicants graduated from college at least one year before applying to NYU School of Law; about 10 percent graduated more than five years before applying. The majority of applicants present credentials that suggest they would succeed academically.
NYU School of Law is committed to enrolling a student body from a broad spectrum of society, with the strongest combination of qualifications and the greatest potential to contribute to the diversity and dynamism of the Law School community. Visit our JD Admissions page.
