Experiential Program

Learn the Law. Do Good. Make Change.

In the heart of the world’s most global city, UCLA Law’s Experiential Education Program teaches core lawyering skills through unique opportunities to work on complex legal and social challenges. With over 50 course offerings, experiential education transforms great law students into exceptional lawyers and zealous advocates.

Law Clinics

Learn to be a skilled, zealous, ethical advocate through client representation.

Law Clinics

Practicums

Dive deep into discrete areas of law enhanced through field placements.

Practicums

Simulations

Replicate lawyering processes and build skills across a range of practice areas.

Simulations

Externships

Perform lawyering roles in NGO, agency, judicial, or in-house counsel settings.

Externships

Clinical Teaching Fellowships

Develop and apply necessary tools to transition from practice to law teaching.

Clinical Teaching Fellowships

Experiential Faculty

Read more about UCLA Law’s experiential faculty.

Experiential Faculty
Public Law

Advancing Police Accountability

Professor Joanna Schwartz's leading work on police misconduct and qualified immunity protections gains new resonance as tragic incidents spark protests and legislative action.

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