To satisfy the requirements for the public law – individual rights and social reform concentration, students must take all of the following core courses:
- Administrative Law (3)
- Constitutional Law II (3)
- Federal Courts (3)
In addition, in further completion of the 15-credit requirement, students may take any of the following elective courses:
- African-American Lawyers in America Seminar (3)
- Animal Law (3)
- Civil Law & Psychiatry (2)
- Civil Litigation & Mediation Clinic (3)
- Civil Rights (3)
- Constitutional Law Research Seminar (2)
- Counterterrorism Lab (2)
- Counterterrorism Law (2)
- Criminal Law & Psychiatry (2)
- Community Development Law (2)
- Criminal Procedure I (3) and II (2)
- Criminal Justice Clinic (3)
- Death Penalty Issues (2)
- Death Penalty Lab (2)
- Discrimination in Employment (3)
- Education Law (3)
- Fourteenth Amendment Equality Seminar (3)
- Health Law Clinic (3)
- Immigration Law (2)
- Immigration Law II (1)
- Immigration Law Practicum (3)
- International Human Rights (3)
- Juvenile Law (2)
- Legislation (3)
- Non-Profit Organizations (3)
- Poverty, Social Inequality & the Law (3)
- Religion Clauses of the First Amendment Seminar (3)
- Reproductive Rights & the First Amendment (2)
- Scientific Evidence on Criminal Litigation (2)
- Sex, Gender and the Law (3)
- Sexual Orientation and the Law (3)
- Supreme Court Seminar (3)
- Wrongful Conviction Seminar (3)