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Innovating for Impact. At this moment of societal challenge, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law is building its next chapter of innovation that makes a difference. Northwestern Pritzker Law offers a number of degrees and programs of study, from primary JD programs to master in laws (LLM) to our Master of Science in Law (MSL) degree. The Law ...
The JD program at Northwestern Pritzker Law empowers our graduates to adapt to and master the challenges of the changing world better than those of any other law school. JD-MBA. The Kellogg School and Northwestern Pritzker Law offer the only integrated Juris Doctor MBA program. The JD-MBA gives students a thorough grounding in both management ...
Paul Gowder joined the Northwestern Pritzker School of Law faculty in 2020. His research focuses on the rule of law, democratic theory, social and racial equality, institutional and organizational governance, law and technology, and classical Athenian law and political thought. He has taught a variety of classes including constitutional law ...
LLM Programs. Our LLM (Master of Law) degree programs expand students' knowledge of law and legal processes and provide opportunities for them to gain expertise in a specialized field of law. To apply, students must have a JD from an ABA-accredited law school or a comparable legal degree from a university outside of the United States.
Northwestern Pritzker Law is also a long-standing leader in curricular innovation, known for launching several path-breaking programs. MSL students truly enjoy the best of both worlds: an innovative, new law degree awarded by an established, world-class law school. Degree Formats. The MSL degree is offered in two formats:
Students who visit Northwestern Pritzker School of Law for a term or a year are required to pay Northwestern Law tuition at the prevailing full-time JD program tuition rate. LLM Programs. General LLM, and LLM in International Human Rights Degree Programs. $80,252; LLM in Taxation Degree Program. $76,704
Concentrations. The Northwestern Law faculty has approved the following curricular concentrations for JD students interested in exploring a specific area of law: Appellate Law. Business Enterprise. Civil Litigation and Dispute Resolution. Environmental Law. International Law. Law and Social Policy. Technology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship.
