Social workers and lawyers often seek to address identical or related societal concerns, although from different perspectives. Offers an interdisciplinary approach to the study of theology and law, providing students unique perspectives on both theological and secular issues. Pursuing interdisciplinary study and exploring the interrelationship between law and humanities, this program may be of particular interest to community professionals and students who wish to pursue civic leadership positions. Applied expertise is demonstrated in mock trial advocacy, client counseling and negotiation competitions. Alumni members of the bench and bar, as well as faculty coaches, assist students in preparation for national competitions.
All students participate in a moot court argument during the second semester of their first year.
Participation in the Pirtle-Washer competition provides a foundation for representing the Brandeis School of Law in national competitions. Public Service Program One of first five in America, and only one in Kentucky. Gives every student a chance to work with real people and real problems outside classroom walls, under professional supervision. Externships in six areas for credit are also available. International Exchanges Students are exposed to international teachers due to faculty exchanges with nine law schools in Europe, Asia and Africa.