The University of Miami School of Law is committed to excellence in scholarship and teaching. Our faculty are the backbone of our vibrant, supportive academic community, and our excellent student-faculty ratio fosters a culture of collaboration, creativity, serious scholarship, and real-world engagement.
Miami Law students have access to leading scholars and outstanding teachers from the United States and around the world—providing opportunities to work closely with experts both inside and outside the classroom. Learn more about them and their scholarship here.
Our professors have unique backgrounds and interests and bring both distinguished scholarship and depth of experience to their roles as dedicated educators and mentors. The University of Miami School of Law's scholarship is referenced around the world as illustrated in this real-time readership map:Faculty Scholarship
The Law School hosts a variety of scholarly workshops throughout the academic year to offer our faculty and students an opportunity to engage with cutting-edge research from leading scholars around the country and from around the world.Workshops, Speaker Series & Public Lectures
Miami Law’s lecture series on human rights is named in honor of the late Louis Henkin, a prominent law professor at Columbia University who was one of the founders of the academic study of human rights.
The institute fosters progress through educational lectures and trainings, scholarship and data-gathering in international arbitration.
Miami Law's faculty and students sponsor a large number of conferences each year on topics ranging from robot law to estate planning to sports law.
Our symposia draw hundreds of practitioners, academics, and students every year.
The law school publishes five professional journals devoted to specific substantive areas of the law and to various approaches to examining legal developments.Student Journals