Suggested Areas of Study
From Business Law to Real Estate, our program director will help you develop a custom curriculum to meet your interests and goals. You may also take up to 6 credits in other graduate programs at Western New England.
Here is a sample program plan with a Business Law focus:
| Semester 1 | Introduction to Law (1 Credit) Business Organizations (3 Credits) Lawyering Skills I (2 Credits) |
| Semester 2 | Contracts (4 Credits) Trademark (3 Credits) |
| Semester 3 | Labor and Employment (3 Credits) Income Tax 1 (3 Credits) |
| Semester 4 | UCC Survey (3 Credits) White Collar Crime (3 Credits) |
| Semester 5 |
Taxation of Business Entities (3 Credits) Capstone Project (3 Credits) |
Suggested areas of study and corresponding courses
Business Law
Contracts
Property
Business Organizations
Income Tax I
Advanced Torts: Business Torts
Analytical Methods for Lawyers
Antitrust
Bankruptcy
Closely Held Businesses
Consumer Protection
Contract Drafting
Copyright Law
Corporate Social Responsibility
Corporate Tax
Employment Discrimination
Employment Law
Entertainment Law
Federal Tax Practice & Procedure
Gaming Law
Income Tax II
International Business Transactions
Labor Law
Labor Law Arbitration
Land Finance and Transfer
Landlord & Tenant
Legal Aspects of Entrepreneurship
Licensing of Intellectual Property
Negotiation, Mediation and Arbitration
Non-Profit Law
Patent Law
Sales
Secured Transactions
Securities Litigation
Trademark Law
Transactional Lawyering Seminar
Uniform Commercial Code Survey
White Collar Crime
Criminal Law
Constitutional Law
Criminal Law
Evidence
Criminal Procedure: Investigation
Criminal Procedure: Adjudication
Advanced Topics in Evidence
Post Conviction Rights and Procedures
Juvenile Justice
Law and Terrorism
International Criminal Law
Forensic Evidence
Domestic Violence
Criminal Pretrial-Practice
White Collar Crime
Civil Rights Police Misconduct
Cybercrime and Digital Evidence
Estate Planning
Property
Income Tax I
Estate & Gift Tax
Trusts & Estates
Bankruptcy
Business & Estate Planning
Business Planning
Corporate Tax
Elder Law
Federal Litigation: Pension Rights
Federal Tax Practice & Procedure
Income Tax II
Non-profit Law
Payment Systems
Sales
Secured Transactions
UCC Survey Course
Gender and Sexuality Studies
Constitutional Law
Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity & the Law
Gender & the Law
Assisted Reproductive Technologies
Civil Rights
Comparative Constitutional Law
Critical Race Theory
Domestic Violence
Employment Discrimination
Family Law
Gender & the Law
Genetics & the Law
Jurisprudence
Law & Social Change
Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity & the Law
Title IX: Sex Discrimination & Education
International and Comparative Law
Constitutional Law
International Law
Comparative Constitutional Law
Conflict of Laws
Immigration Law
International Business Transactions
International Criminal Justice
International Human Rights
Law and Terrorism
National Security & Government Accountability
Public Interest Law
Administrative Law
Constitutional Law
Access to Justice
Bioethics
Civil Rights
Comparative Constitutional Law
Consumer Protection
Constitutional History
Critical Race Theory
Domestic Violence
Employment Discrimination
Federal Courts and Jurisdiction
First Amendment Rights
Immigration Law
International Human Rights
Interviewing, Counseling & Negotiation
Jurisprudence
Juvenile Justice
Law and Social Change
Labor Law
Land Use
Landlord & Tenant
Law and Terrorism
Legislation
National Security & Government Accountability
Non-Profit Law
Remedies: Injunctions
Representing Children
Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and the Law
Real Estate Law
Property Law
Real Estate Finance
Income Tax I
Income Tax II
Land Use Planning or Conveyancing
Bankruptcy
Conveyancing
Landlord Tenant
Estate Planning
Real Estate Development
Secured Transactions
Environmental Law
Land Use Planning