Law, Policy and Social Justice Minor

The minor in law, policy and social justice requires a total of 12 hours selected from the list below. At least 6 hours must be at the 3000 level or above.

Some upper-level courses in the law, policy and social justice minor integrate undergraduates into regular J.D. offerings; others are offered as standalone undergraduate courses. Seminars are offered on such topics as women in the law, sex crimes, theory of punishment and medical consumerism. The College of Law anticipates offering at least four LAWU courses per academic year.

• LAWU 2013 The Law, Ethics and Psychology of Responsibility  
• LAWU 2023 Steal This Course: Piracy from the High Seas to the Internet  
• LAWU 3003 The Art of Analytical Thinking  
• LAWU 3023 Copyright in the Digital Age  
• LAWU 3082-3 Law and Literature  
• LAWU 3393 Politics of the Global Commons  
• LAWU 4133 Legal and Political Theory of Thomas Aquinas  
• LAWU 4162 Climate Change  
• LAWU 4163 Philosophy of Natural Law and Natural Right  
• LAWU 4173 Cybersecurity Law and Policy  
• LAWU 4183 Technology Law  
• LAWU 4403 Criminal Justic and Public Policy  
• LAWU 4861 Independent Research  
• LAWU 4972-3 Seminar