Learn more about our approach to academics at Quinnipiac Law. As you progress through your coursework, you will reinforce a strong academic foundation in law — research, writing, analysis and oratory — by participating in mock trials, writing for our law journals and representing real clients in pro-bono legal clinics and during externships at corporations, government, nonprofits and private practices.
With multiple ways to earn a JD that aligns with your timeline and legal interests, your pathway to representing clients, impacting legislation, fighting for those without a voice and helping corporations and communities flourish starts here.
Quinnipiac Law offers both full-time and part-time options for students aspiring to earn a JD. Explore both pathways and learn more about adding an optional law concentration or augmenting your JD with a second master's through our dual-degree programs.
The Bridge to Practice program, delivered in partnership with more than sixty local attorneys, judges and legal professionals, introduces incoming law students to the profession and seeks to augment coursework through experiential learning in true-to-life scenarios during each year of legal study.
To be a good lawyer takes practice, which is why we guarantee a clinic or externship experience to every student. These experiences provide dynamic and hands-on learning that accelerates personal and professional development and prepares students for a successful transition into their careers.
Our academic calendar features key dates for the current academic year, including important milestones like orientation, the first day of classes, recurring workshops, examination periods, university holidays and Commencement.
The academic catalog is a resource and reference guide about the programs, policies and courses offered by Quinnipiac Law. You'll find descriptions for all of our law courses as well as key resources like the Student Conduct Code and the Honor Code.
We publish three journals dedicated to general law, health law and probate law. Each one features insights into a range of practical and theoretical legal issues, always with an unwavering commitment to professionalism, integrity and scholarly excellence. Through our journals, we aim to provide a continuous forum for respectful discourse among legal professionals and educators.
The Lynne L. Pantalena Law Library features an attractive, 3-story atrium and offers law students and faculty access to a wide range of resources and technology, from legal treatises that date back to the 18th century to current journals. The library includes space for collaborative work, reading rooms and the Library Commons, a dedicated space for law students and professional groups. Our interlibrary loan network puts the research materials of any library in the world within your reach. Our expert librarians help you navigate the library’s resources and assist with using the law databases and other research tools.
Please note: Currently the Lynne L. Pantalena Law Library is open only to the Quinnipiac University community.
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