Areas of Focus
Pursue Your Passion for the Law in a Challenging and Collaborative Environment
UCLA Law offers leading academic programs of phenomenal depth and breadth, with leading scholars and programs on topics ranging from constitutional law to Critical Race Studies, from tax and business law to immigration, trial advocacy and technology and the law. Students are encouraged to dive deep into their areas of interest while branching out to explore other facets of the law. Students can earn specializations in seven different disciplines, join some of our 60-plus student organizations, participate in clinics through our pioneering Experiential Education Program and learn from top practitioners and faculty through our institutes, centers and programs.
Criminal Justice
Students prepare for impactful careers through a rigorous curriculum that blends coursework with practical experiences.
Technology & the Law
UCLA Law offers opportunities for students to dive into the disruptive impact of technology on law and society.
Critical Race Studies
As the first program of its kind in the nation, we prepare students for impactful careers in racial justice advocacy.
Indian Law
From addressing public policy concerns for Native peoples to repatriation and cultural resource protection, Indian law covers a wide range of legal subjects.
Immigration Law
UCLA Law resides in a hub of immigration law and policy and offers innovative courses on a range of pressing issues.
Intellectual Property
Why IP? Because IP law ensures that authors and inventors have the resources they need to dream big and change the world.
Public Interest Law & Policy
Our robust program provides the training and opportunities for students to become leaders in public service.
Law & Sexuality
UCLA Law is a leader in scholarship at the intersection of law, policy, sexuality and gender identity.
Environmental Law
Our cutting-edge curriculum equips students to make a lasting difference in addressing environmental challenges.
Constitutional & Public Law
With renowned faculty, UCLA Law grounds students in the relationship between individuals and the U.S. government.
Trial Advocacy
From competitions to a strong curriculum, we offer comprehensive training for students.
Law & Economics
Students learn to develop laws with the greatest possible efficiency and fairness across society.