School of Law | University of Oregon

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Web Name: School of Law | University of Oregon

WebSite: http://law.uoregon.edu

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In a complex, dynamic world, laws organize us, protect us, empower us. Reframe discourse in productive ways and learn how to bridge differences and catalyze the potential of others across divides. Find your path in a positive and encouraging community, leading to one of the many legal careers that can propel you wherever you want to go.Special Message from the DeanIn a recent message sent to the Oregon Law community on June 9, Dean Burke speaks on the death of George Floyd and protests taking place across the nation. MoreJuris DoctorEngage in a three-year, full-time, JD Program that is challenging, inspiring, and gratifying. Our outstanding faculty, extensive experiential learning opportunities, and custom-tailored approach to career and professional planning help you become the leader you want to be.JD ProgramMaster of Laws (LLM)Advance your career with this one-year, full-time program. As an internationally recognized postgraduate law degree, the LLM program requires an ABA-accredited JD degree (domestic applicants) or the first degree of law required for law practice or law teaching (international applications).LLM ProgramConflict and Dispute Resolution (CRES)Rethink traditional approaches to conflict with a master of conflict and dispute resolution degree. This two-year program uses an interdisciplinary structured course of study to prepare you to lead in various career fields.CRES ProgramConcurrent DegreesBroaden and deepen your law career opportunities with a concurrent degree--an advantage as laws grow increasingly complex.  And, achieve the results in less time than the standard approach.Concurrent Degree ProgramsUndergraduateTake law courses from the same world-class professors that teach graduate law students. In these fascinating, interdisciplinary courses, you learn about the Constitution and the laws and policies that govern the environment, human rights, culture, business, crime, families, and conflicts.Undergraduate ProgramsThe osprey are back!The School of Law is home to a breeding pair of osprey, who return each year to raise their family on a nesting platform atop the Knight Law Center. Livestream Nest Cam178OREGON LAW ALUMNI WHO ARE SITTING JUDGES90.6%OVERALL EMPLOYMENT RATE FOR OREGON LAW’S 2019 JD GRADUATES100%CRES STUDENTS PARTICIPATE IN HANDS-ON LEARNING EXPERIENCES3OREGON LAW SPECIALTY PROGRAMS RANKED IN THE NATION'S TOP 108LAW CLINICS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF THE KNIGHT LAW CENTER26.4%2019 JD GRADUATES WORKING IN JUDICIAL CLERKSHIPS“I am living my dream. As a civil rights prosecutor, I have the distinct privilege of working on behalf of all Americans to protect the rights of some of our most vulnerable community members. Without my UO law degree, none of this would be possible.”—Rose Gibson, JD ‘10Federal ProsecutorUnited States Department of JusticeCivil Rights Division, Washington, DCPractical ExperienceEngage in a wide variety of practical experiences:Clinical ProgramsField PlacementsFellowshipsPro BonoVolunteer OpportunitiesLaw JournalsAdvocacy CompetitionsSimulation CoursesGain the experience and skills to become practice-ready through our nationally ranked Legal Research and Writing Program and a variety of practical experiences. Combined with academics, these experiences will prepare you to be ready for practice upon graduation. And, we see career success as a journey, not a destination. We offer a personalized approach to career and professional planning and guide you to become leaders in the legal field you choose.Practical ExperienceThe University of Oregon is located within the traditional homelands of the Southern Kalapuya. Following the Willamette Valley Treaty of 1855, Kalapuya people were forcibly removed to the Coast Reservation in Western Oregon. Today, descendants are citizens of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Community of Oregon and the Confederated Tribes of the Siletz Indians of Oregon.  Learn more about this native history on campus with the Many Nations Longhouse.EugeneImmersed in nature, the Eugene metropolitan area is the second largest city in Oregon and home to the Knight Law Center. Eugene is also home to the Federal Courthouse, Lane County Circuit Court, and the city’s Municipal Court. Explore the Eugene CampusPortlandA Bridge to Practice—The Portland ProgramThe School of Law’s Portland Program offers you the opportunity to spend your entire third year building a portfolio of real-world experience, specialized course work, and personal connections. Engage law in the heart of Oregon’s largest city and center of the largest network of UO law alumni.Explore the Portland CampusWe Love Our Law AlumniSince 1884, we've built a tight-knit community of accomplished Law School alumni. This law community supports student scholarships and faculty research, share its wisdom in class visits, and helps new graduates launch their careers. In the process we've formed a strong network of personal and professional connections that will last a lifetime.Give Back

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