LSMSL - Legal Studies
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Core Major Units: 15
Additional Units: 15 (see requirements below for students with or without emphases)
Total Minimum Degree Units: 30
In order to earn an MLS degree, students must complete a total of 30 units. For more information, see https://law.arizona.edu/mls-program-details.
Required Core Requirements (15 units):
course: Procedure (3)
course: The American Common Law System I (3)
course: The American Common Law System II (3)
course: The American Public Law System (3)
course: Legal Analysis, Writing, and Research (3)
Minimum Grade Required for Each Course: C
Students with no emphasis: Complete 15 units from the following listed 500-level LAW courses or any additional 600-level course offered by the College of Law that is approved in advance by the program director. All courses must be completed with a minimum required grade of C. Students have the option (not required) to group electives around a focal area: https://law.arizona.edu/master-legal-studies-mls-concentrations.
course: Due Diligence and Entitlements (3)
course: The Ethical Entrepreneur (3)
course: Healthcare Ethics (3)
course: Introduction to Business Organizations Law (3)
course: The Ethics & Economics of Environmental Policy (3)
course: Principles of Federal Taxation (3)
course: Administrative Law (3)
course: Native Economic Development (3)
course: International Human Rights and Indigenous Peoples (2)
course: Risk Management/Insurance: Elements and Fundamentals (3)
course: Nation Building I (3)
course: Introduction to Human Rights Law (3)
course: Entertainment Law (3)
course: Introduction to International Commercial Transactions (3)
course: Applied Environmental Law (3)
course: State and Local Taxation (3)
course: Law and Economics (3)
course: Introduction to International Law (3)
course: Native American Law & Policy (3)
course: Introduction to Public International Law (3)
course: Health Law (3)
course: Introduction to Immigration Law and Policy (3)
course: International Trade Law and Policy (3)
course: Environmental Law and Policy (3)
course: Intellectual Property (3)
course: Family Law (3)
course: Employment Law (3)
course: Introduction to Criminal Law (3)
course: Public International Environmental Law (3)
course: Land-Use Planning Law (3)
course: Legislative Analysis (3)
course: Forensic Assessment: Intervention and Treatment (3)
course: Leading Through Negotiations (3)
course: Advanced Negotiation (3)
course: Tribal Courts Practice and Procedure (3)
course: Tribal Criminal Law and Procedure (3)
course: Native American Family and Domestic Relations Law (3)
course: Tribal Gaming (3)
course: Communications Law (3)
course: Criminal Procedure: Investigation and Arrest (3)
course: History of Human Rights, Citizenship, and Refugee Law (3)
course: Drug Discovery, Development, and Innovation to Reach the Marketplace (3)
course: Introduction to Biomedical Informatics (3)
course: Development and Innovation: Biologics, Devices, and Diagnostics (3)
course: Legal and Regulatory Aspects for Health Care Delivery (3)
course: Indigenous Peoples' Rights Under International Law (3)
course: Legal and Regulatory Fundamentals for Health Care Business (3)
course: Introduction to Information Privacy (3)
course: Liability and Regulation of Healthcare Professionals (3)
course: Assessing Early Stage Medical Technologies for Commercial Potential (3)
course: Development of Federal Indian Policy (3)
course: Aging in America (3)
course: Introduction to Legal Systems (2)
course: Regulatory Science Case Study Project (3)
course: Access to Investigational Medical Products: Clinical Trials, Expanded Access, and Right to Try (3)
course: Internship (1-6)
course: Special Topics in the Law (1-6)
course: Health Law Colloquium (1-3)
course: Career Development in Law (1)
course: Independent Study (1-6)
course: Evidence (3-4)
course: Public Health Law and Ethics (3)
course: Governance, Risk Management & Compliance (3)
course: Arizona Journal for Environmental Law and Policy (1-3)
course: Comparative Mining Law (3)
course: Public Lands & Mining Law (3)
course: Public Land Law Supplement (1)
course: Mining Transactions; Contractual and Permitting Overview (3)
course: International Mining Health Law and Practice (1)
course: Introduction to the International Mining Industry (3)
course: Global Mining Tax Law, Policy and Disclosure/Sustainability (3)
course: Native American Natural Resources (3)
course: Federal Income Taxation (3)
course: Juvenile Law (3)
course: International Environmental Law (3)
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Please refer to the Graduate Student Handbook for students who are pursuing this program of study.
Minimum Credit Units
30
Core Coursework Requirements
In order to earn an MLS degree, students must complete a total of 30 units. For more information, see https://law.arizona.edu/mls-program-details.
Required Core Requirements (15 units):
course: Procedure (3)
course: The American Common Law System I (3)
course: The American Common Law System II (3)
course: The American Public Law System (3)
course: Legal Analysis, Writing, and Research (3)
Minimum Grade Required for Each Course: C
Elective Coursework
Complete 15 units from the following listed 500-level LAW courses or any additional 600-level course offered by the College of Law that is approved in advance by the program director. All courses must be completed with a minimum required grade of C. Students have the option (not required) to group electives around a focal area: https://law.arizona.edu/master-legal-studies-mls-concentrations.
course: Due Diligence and Entitlements (3)
course: The Ethical Entrepreneur (3)
course: Healthcare Ethics (3)
course: Introduction to Business Organizations Law (3)
course: The Ethics & Economics of Environmental Policy (3)
course: Principles of Federal Taxation (3)
course: Administrative Law (3)
course: Native Economic Development (3)
course: International Human Rights and Indigenous Peoples (2)
course: Risk Management/Insurance: Elements and Fundamentals (3)
course: Nation Building I (3)
course: Introduction to Human Rights Law (3)
course: Entertainment Law (3)
course: Introduction to International Commercial Transactions (3)
course: Applied Environmental Law (3)
course: State and Local Taxation (3)
course: Law and Economics (3)
course: Introduction to International Law (3)
course: Native American Law & Policy (3)
course: Introduction to Public International Law (3)
course: Health Law (3)
course: Introduction to Immigration Law and Policy (3)
course: International Trade Law and Policy (3)
course: Environmental Law and Policy (3)
course: Intellectual Property (3)
course: Family Law (3)
course: Employment Law (3)
course: Introduction to Criminal Law (3)
course: Public International Environmental Law (3)
course: Land-Use Planning Law (3)
course: Legislative Analysis (3)
course: Forensic Assessment: Intervention and Treatment (3)
course: Leading Through Negotiations (3)
course: Advanced Negotiation (3)
course: Tribal Courts Practice and Procedure (3)
course: Tribal Criminal Law and Procedure (3)
course: Native American Family and Domestic Relations Law (3)
course: Tribal Gaming (3)
course: Communications Law (3)
course: Criminal Procedure: Investigation and Arrest (3)
course: History of Human Rights, Citizenship, and Refugee Law (3)
course: Drug Discovery, Development, and Innovation to Reach the Marketplace (3)
course: Introduction to Biomedical Informatics (3)
course: Development and Innovation: Biologics, Devices, and Diagnostics (3)
course: Legal and Regulatory Aspects for Health Care Delivery (3)
course: Indigenous Peoples' Rights Under International Law (3)
course: Legal and Regulatory Fundamentals for Health Care Business (3)
course: Introduction to Information Privacy (3)
course: Liability and Regulation of Healthcare Professionals (3)
course: Assessing Early Stage Medical Technologies for Commercial Potential (3)
course: Development of Federal Indian Policy (3)
course: Aging in America (3)
course: Introduction to Legal Systems (2)
course: Regulatory Science Case Study Project (3)
course: Access to Investigational Medical Products: Clinical Trials, Expanded Access, and Right to Try (3)
course: Internship (1-6)
course: Special Topics in the Law (1-6)
course: Health Law Colloquium (1-3)
course: Career Development in Law (1)
course: Independent Study (1-6)
course: Evidence (3-4)
course: Public Health Law and Ethics (3)
course: Governance, Risk Management & Compliance (3)
course: Arizona Journal for Environmental Law and Policy (1-3)
course: Comparative Mining Law (3)
course: Public Lands & Mining Law (3)
course: Public Land Law Supplement (1)
course: Mining Transactions; Contractual and Permitting Overview (3)
course: International Mining Health Law and Practice (1)
course: Introduction to the International Mining Industry (3)
course: Global Mining Tax Law, Policy and Disclosure/Sustainability (3)
course: Native American Natural Resources (3)
course: Federal Income Taxation (3)
course: Juvenile Law (3)
course: International Environmental Law (3)
Additional Requirements
Must be a current BA LAW major at the University of Arizona with a 3.3 GPA or higher and 90 units of completed coursework.
Minimum Emphasis Units
15 (in addition to "Core Major Units" above)
Core Coursework Requirements
Alternative Dispute and Resolution emphasis core: 6 units
course: Introduction to Alternative Dispute Resolution (1)
course: Interviewing an Counseling (2)
course: Introduction to Mediation (3)
Emphasis Elective Coursework
9 units from the following:
Minimum Emphasis Units
15 (in addition to "Core Major Units" above)
Emphasis Core Coursework Requirements
Cannabis Law and Regulation emphasis core: 3 units
course: Intro to Cannabis Law and Regulation (3)
Emphasis Elective Coursework
12 units from the following:
Minimum Emphasis Units
15 (in addition to "Core Major Units" above)
Emphasis Core Coursework Requirements
Compliance and Legal Risk Management emphasis core: 3 units
course: Governance, Risk Management & Compliance (3)
Emphasis Elective Coursework
12 units from the following:
course: Introduction to Business Organizations Law (3)
course: Administrative Law (3)
course: Introduction to Human Rights Law (3)
course: Health Law (3)
course: Introduction to Immigration Law and Policy (3)
course: International Trade Law and Policy (3)
course: Environmental Law and Policy (3)
course: Intellectual Property (3)
course: Employment Law (3)
course: Public International Environmental Law (3)
course: International Environmental Law (3)
course: Legal and Regulatory Aspects for Health Care Delivery (3)
course: Legal and Regulatory Fundamentals for Health Care Business (3)
course: Introduction to Information Privacy (3)
course: Liability and Regulation of Healthcare Professionals (3)
course: Data Privacy & Cybersecurity in Healthcare (3)
course Regulatory Science Case Study Project (3)
Minimum Emphasis Units
15 (in addition to "Core Major Units" above)
Emphasis Core Coursework Requirements
Criminal Law and Policy emphasis core: 6 units
Emphasis Elective Coursework
9 units from the following:
course: Evidence in Modern Legal Practice (3)
course: Dependency Law and Policy (3)
course: Children and the Law (3)
course: Intro to Human Rights Law (3)
course: Native American Law and Policy (3)
course: Wrongful Convictions (3)
course: Immigration Law (3)
course: Family Law (3)
course: Tribal Criminal Law and Procedure (3)
Minimum Emphasis Units
15 (in addition to "Core Major Units" above)
Core Coursework Requirements
Environmental Law and Policy emphasis core: 3 units
course: Environmental Law and Policy (3)
Emphasis Elective Coursework
12 units from the following:
course: The Ethics & Economics of Environmental Policy (3)
course: Administrative Law (3)
course: Applied Environmental Law (3)
course: Public International Environmental Law (3)
course: Land Use Planning Law (3)
course: Public Lands & Mining Law (3)
course: Native American Natural Resources (3)
course: International Environmental Law (3)
Minimum Emphasis Units
15 (in addition to "Core Major Units" above)
Emphasis Core Coursework Requirements
Family and Juvenile Law emphasis core: 3 units
course: Family Law (3)
Emphasis Elective Coursework
12 units from the following:
course: Dependency Law and Policy (3)
course: Children and the Law (3)
course: Introduction to Immigration Law and Policy (3)
course: Intro to ADR (1)
course: Interviewing and Counseling (2)
course: Mediation (3)
course: Aging in America (3)
course: Aging and Social Justice (3)
course: Technology and Aging: Legal and Ethical Developments (3)
course: Federal Income Tax (3)
course: Family Law Mediation (3)
course: Law and the Elderly (3)
Minimum Emphasis Units
15 (in addition to "Core Major Units" above)
Emphasis Core Coursework Requirements
Health Law and Policy emphasis core: 3 units
course: Legal and Regulatory Aspects for Health Care Delivery (3)
Emphasis Elective Coursework
12 units from the following:
course: Health Care Ethics (3)
course: Health Law (3)
course: Clinical Research Ethics (3)
course: Leadership and Equity in the Life Sciences (3)
course: Drug Discovery, Development, and Innovation to Reach the Marketplace (3)
course: Introduction to Biomedical Informatics (3)
course: Development and Innovation in Biologics, Devices, and Diagnostics (3)
course: Legal and Regulatory Fundamentals of Health Care Business (3)
course: Introduction to Privacy (3)
course: Liability and Regulation of Healthcare Professionals (3)
course: Data Privacy & Cybersecurity in Healthcare (3)
course: Health Information Technology (3)
course: Telehealth Law & Policy (3)
course: Aging in America LAW 584B 3 Aging and Social Justice (3)
course: Technology and Aging: Legal & Ethical Developments (3)
course: Aging and the Law (3)
course: Translational Pathways for Medical Devices (3)
course: Regulatory Science Case Study Project (3)
Minimum Emphasis Units
15 (in addition to "Core Major Units" above)
Emphasis Core Coursework Requirements
Human Rights emphasis core: 3 units
course: Introduction to Human Rights Law (3)
Emphasis Elective Coursework
12 units from the following:
course: International Human Rights and Indigenous Peoples (3)
course: Native American Law and Policy (3)
course: Introduction to Public International Law (3)
course: Intro to Immigration Law and Policy (3)
course: Native American Family and Domestic Relations Law (3)
course: Indigenous Peoples' Rights Under International Law (1)
course: Native American Natural Resources (3)
course: International Human Rights (2)
HRTS coursework level 500 and above (1-6)
Minimum Emphasis Units
15 (in addition to "Core Major Units" above)
Emphasis Core Coursework Requirements
Indigenous Peoples' Law and Policy emphasis core: 3 units
course: Native American Law and Policy (3)
Emphasis Elective Coursework
12 units from the following:
course: International Human Rights and Indigenous Peoples (3)
course: Introduction to International Human Rights (3)
course: Environmental Law and Policy (3)
course: Family Law (3)
course: Tribal Courts Practice and Procedure (3)
course: Government Power in Indian Country (3)
course: Tribal Criminal Law and Procedure (3)
course: American Indians and Civil Rights (3)
course: Native American Family and Domestic Relations Law (3)
course: Native American Natural Resources (3)
course: International Environmental Law (3)
Minimum Emphasis Units
15 (in addition to "Core Major Units" above)
Emphasis Core Coursework Requirements
Intellectual Property emphasis core: 3 units
course: Intellectual Property (3)
Emphasis Elective Coursework
12 units from the following:
course: Entertainment Law (3)
course: International Trade Law and Policy (3)
course: Drug Discovery, Development, and Innovation to Reach the Marketplace (3)
course: Introduction to Privacy Law (3)
course: Liability and Regulation of Healthcare Professionals (3)
course: Data Privacy & Cybersecurity in Healthcare (3)
course: Health Information Technology (3)
course: Telehealth Law & Policy (3)
course: Technology and Aging: Legal & Ethical Developments (3)
course: International Intellectual Property (3)
Minimum Emphasis Units
15 (in addition to "Core Major Units" above)
Emphasis Core Coursework Requirements
International Trade and Business Law emphasis core: 6 units
course: Introduction to International Commercial Transactions (3)
course: International Trade Law and Policy (3)
Emphasis Elective Coursework
9 units from the following:
course: Business Organizations Law (3)
course: Administrative Law (3)
course: Introduction to Human Rights Law (3)
course: Introduction to International Economic Law (3)
course: Introduction to Public International Law (3)
course: Introduction to Immigration Law and Policy (3)
course: Environmental Law and Policy (3)
course: Intellectual Property (3)
course: Employment Law (3)
course: Public International Environmental Law (3)
course: International Investment Law and Arbitration (3)
course: International Environmental Law (3)
Minimum Emphasis Units
15 (in addition to "Core Major Units" above)
Emphasis Core Coursework Requirements
Law and Economics emphasis core: 3 units
course: Law and Economics (3)
Emphasis Elective Coursework
12 units from the following:
Minimum Emphasis Units
15 (in addition to "Core Major Units" above)
Emphasis Core Coursework Requirements
Legal Paraprofessional emphasis core: 6 units
course: Evidence in Modern Legal Practice (3)
course: Professional Responsibility in Modern Legal Practice (3)
Emphasis Elective Coursework
9 units from one of the following areas:
Family Law
course: Family Law (3)
One of the following:
One of the following:
Civil Law
One of the following:
One of the following:
One of the following:
Criminal Law
course: Introduction to Criminal Law (3)
course: Criminal Procedure: Investigation and Arrest (3)
course: Legal Paraprofessional Advocacy Internship (3) OR course: Arizona Criminal Procedure and Advocacy (3)
Administrative Law
course: Administrative Law (3)
One of the following:
One of the following:
Juvenile Law