Law - Health Care Law and Regulation, Micro-Credential

This program requires a minimum of six credit hours of coursework chosen from a menu of courses currently offered on a regular basis by the School. If taken by an LL.M. student or a non-degree student wishing to preserve the ability to transfer credits to the LL.M. program, all requirements must be met on a graded rather than pass-fail basis. Admissions requirements for non-degree students in these micro-credentials will be identical to those for LL.M. students.

Completion of this micro-credential will require that students take at least six credit hours, with a grade of C or higher, in courses of which at least one is drawn from each of the following two rubrics:

Note: This micro-credential program was approved on October 1, 2021 in order to maintain accurate records, the program was added to the catalog on October 25, 2021.

The Landscape of US Health Care Law:

Current Issues in Health Law, Health Law & Policy, or an equivalent course approved by the CILE Academic Director if neither is offered during a student’s time in residence.

US Health Law Issues Encountered by Foreign Counsel:

Health Care Business Transactions, Biotechnology Law, Law of Disability Discrimination, or similar courses approved by the CILE Academic Director.

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