Message from the DeanIntroduction to the College of Law from Dean Toni Massaro.

Curriculum OverviewThe curriculum at the James E. Rogers College of Law reflects the College’s emphasis on a broad, general legal education that will prepare lawyers for a lifetime of continuous learning. Click here for an overview of the College of Law curriculum.

Academics

Academic Schedules	View schedules and full course descriptions for the Fall, Spring and Summer.
Master Course List	View brief descriptions of courses that are frequently offered.
Faculty Directory	Our faculty is comprised of a group of outstanding teachers and scholars dedicated to the education and development of their students. Learn more about this faculty.
LLM International Trade Law	This LLM is designed to provide candidates with the theoretical and practical knowledge required to understand current developments in the areas of international trade and commercial law, particularly with regard to Western Hemisphere free trade and economic integration.
Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy	This LL.M. Program is designed to offer candidates an intellectually exciting and professionally rewarding graduate legal educational experience in the field of Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy.
Rogers Program in Law and Society	This program focuses on social issues and public policy at points where law and other social and behavioral disciplines intersect. It introduces law students to the ways in which lawyers must use those disciplines in grappling with issues of law and policy. The Rogers College of Law is joined by four departments of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Anthropology, Philosophy, Psychology and Sociology in offering a variety of enriched learning experiences. Graduate students and faculty members of other departments are invited to participate in Rogers Program activities.
Law Clinics	The Clinics at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law provide law students with the opportunity for practical experiences in law under the guidance and supervision of law faculty and practicing lawyers. Clinical legal education is an integral part of the experience for over 80 percent of our students.
Dual Degrees	Students considering interdisciplinary research or dual degree programs have the benefit of attending one of the strongest universities in the nation.  The College of Law offers eight established dual degree programs: the J.D./Ph.D. in Philosophy, Psychology or Economics; the J.D./M.A. in Economics; the J.D./M.A. in American Indian Studies; the J.D./M.A. in Latin American Studies; the J.D./M.B.A.; and the J.D./Masters in Public Administration; and the J.D./M.A. in Women's Studies.

Applying to the College of Law

Fact Sheet	The College of Law at The University of Arizona is a nationally prominent law school that has developed a high quality academic program that prepares lawyers for leadership and service throughout the State, the country and internationally. Learn more about the College.
First Year Program	The College of Law provides an exceptional general legal education, focusing on traditional areas of legal study, as well as providing students with a rich variety of elective offerings. Find out what the first year program has to offer you.
College Catalog	Download and view the online version of our catalog or request a hard copy of our Catalog..
Admissions Events	Find out where we are. We could be visiting a campus near you.
Requirements	What are the admission requirements to attend law school?
Download Application	Download an application form and instructions on how to apply.
Contact Admissions	Contact the Admissions Office.

Obtaining Financial Aid

How to apply	The University of Arizona offers a variety of financial aid, including scholarships and loan opportunities, to assist students in paying for their higher education. Learn how to apply for Financial Aid.
Student Loans	Information about various Student Loans.
Deadlines	What deadlines apply to me?
Contact Financial Aid	Contact the Financial Aid Office.

Student Life

Student Organizations	Student Organizations at the College of Law.
Student Academic Support	Student Academic Support at the University of Arizona.
Student Business Services	Find out more about the variety of services available on campus.
Housing & Meals	Get information about various types of student housing in Tucson and Dining Services.
Health Resources	Campus Health Service, Pharmacy, Counseling and Psychological Services, Health Promotions, Health Insurance/CampusCare and more.
Disabilitiy Resources	Links to the Disability Resource Center and S.A.L.T. Strategic Alternative Learning Techniques.
Special transportation services	Free service provided to all University of Arizona faculty, staff and students, and public participants in University programs who have a temporary or permanent impairment that creates a need for special transportation services.
Multicultural Resources	Multicultural Programs & Services.

Practical Information

Directions to the Law School	Need help finding the College of law.
Parking at the Law School	Information about visitor parking.
Special transportation services	Free service provided to all University of Arizona faculty, staff and students, and public participants in University programs who have a temporary or permanent impairment that creates a need for special transportation services.
Places to stay in Tucson	Information about visitor parking.
Campus Maps	Help finding your way around campus.

Living

Arts & Performances	Get information about galleries, theatre, music and more.
Athletics & Recreation	Information about sports and recreation.
Events & Entertainment	Events happening at the University of Arizona.
Tucson, Arizona	Useful information about the city of Tucson and relocating here.