As one of the world’s greatest law schools, Michigan Law offers challenging coursework in practically every area of the law. From the development of its first curriculum in 1859, Michigan Law has been steadfast in its commitment to providing a legal education that is both analytical and pragmatic.
Michigan Law’s rich curriculum features foundational courses that evolve with the needs of the profession, a wide array of upper-level courses that explore complex issues in-depth through diverse approaches, and experiential opportunities that emphasize writing, client interaction, and other lawyering competencies.
Our curriculum develops the practical skills that are necessary to enter the profession and fosters the habits of mind that are an essential part of the foundation for the broad range of professional opportunities that Michigan Law graduates enjoy.
Below you will find Michigan Law’s full suite of offerings: courses, clinics, programs, student activities and publications—grouped according to our most asked-about areas of interest.
