Institutes and Centers

The Centers and Institutes at New York University School of Law represent a commitment of resources and energy to the collegial study of law at the most advanced level, through any combination of conferences, symposia, seminars, workshops and journals. Students and faculty with diverse interests and expertise work together to explore an array of issues in unique ways.

The Institutes and Centers often sponsor fellowships, outreach programs, colloquia, single courses, or entire academic programs. Sometimes an Institute or a Center will bring together scholars, practitioners, and students with shared aims for informal discussion and networking, or to collaborate on litigation or lobbying efforts.

The links on the left take you to descriptions of the individual Centers. Descriptions of the individual Institutes are also available online.