Law - Health Care Law and Regulation, Micro-Credential - LLM Program

This program requires a minimum of nine credit hours of coursework chosen from a menu of courses currently offered on a regular basis by the School. Credits taken in this micro-credential will also count toward the student’s general LL.M. degree.

Curriculum:

Completion of this micro-credential requires that students take at least nine credit hours, with a grade of C or higher, in courses drawn from each of the following 2 rubrics:

The Landscape of US Health Care Law:

Current Issues in Health Law, Health Law & Policy, or an equivalent course approved by the CILE 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 Director.

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