Programs

New York University School of Law hosts a rich and diverse set of Programs that permeate all aspects of law in the 21st century.

The Hauser Global Law School Program, the Global Public Service Law Project, the International Tax Program, and the Visiting Scholars and Visiting Researchers Program prepare graduates for the global environment in which they will practice. The Program attracts faculty and students from around the world, bringing them together to form one intellectual community and making NYU Law a truly "global" law school.

NYU Law was the first law school to have a graduate tax program, and for over 50 years it has been unmatched in this area. Many of the leaders of the tax bar, and over 100 full-time professors of tax law received their LL.M. in Taxation degree from NYU Law.

Clinical study at NYU Law allows students to acquire an understanding of the lawyer's role through the integration of substantive legal knowledge and practical experience. Situation-based study begins with the Lawyering Program in the first year, and culminates in the upper years in elective fieldwork clinics in which students represent actual clients under close faculty supervision.

The links on the left take you to each Program's site.