Interdisciplinary Programs

Studying at Miami Law gives students access to schools and programs across the University of Miami campus and preparation for wide-ranging career opportunities. As law does not exist in a vacuum, a balanced, interdisciplinary education helps lawyers think creatively, pursue innovation – and succeed in their fields. With this in mind, Miami Law students have the chance to experience this cross-disciplinary integration in several ways:

Joint Miami Law JD/LLM Programs

Entertainment, Arts & Sports
Estate Planning
International Arbitration
International Law
Maritime Law
Real Estate/Property Development
Tax

Concentrations / Areas Focus

Miami Law offers optional concentrations and areas of focus for students interested in exploring specific fields of the law. Current options include:

Social Justice & Public Interest
Litigation & Dispute Resolution
The Business of Innovation, Law and Technology: BILT
Immigration, Asylum and Citizenship Law

Joint Degrees w/UM Graduate Schools

Miami Law offers an array of joint degree programs to enable students to complement their legal studies. Some areas include:

Music Business
Entertainment Management
Business Administration
Communications
Environmental Science
Marine Ecosystems
Public Health
Medicine
Public Interest / Affairs
Latin American Studies

International Exchange Programs

Study Abroad: Miami Law has expanded its international exchange opportunities with law schools in cities around the world:

Berlin, Germany
Dublin, Ireland
Ghent, Belgium
Haifa, Israel
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Bhubaneswar, India
Madrid, Spain
Paris, France
Shenzhen, China
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Versailles, France
Zurich, Switzerland

Courses With Worldwide Universities

LawWithoutWalls: In LawWithoutWalls students from 20+ elite law and business schools around the globe team up to explore innovation in legal education and practice. It has included students from:

Harvard Law
IE Business School
New York Law School
Peking University School of Transnational Law
Stanford Law School
Sydney Law School
Universidad de Los Andes Facultad de Derecho
University College London Laws
University of St. Gallen Law School

University of Geneva: study International Cultural Heritage Law at Geneva's esteemed Art Law Centre.

ISDE: with Madrid-based Instituto Superior de Derecho y Economía (ISDE), study global sports and entertainment industries.

Courses with University of Miami Schools

6 Elective Credits for Interdisciplinary Study: J.D. students not in joint degree programs can use 6 elective credits to take any graduate-level course or intermediate/advanced language course in any School/Department across the University.

Water Resources Law & Policy: China/Vietnam with Rostensteil School of Marine Science

BlackLivesMatter Interdisciplinary Course

Hospitals, Health Care Services, and Access: Sponsored by Miami Law, this course is taught by professors from: