Its goal is to help all students understand how law and health care are related, comprehend how the political process influences legal decisions and health outcomes, and consider if and how law furthers equity and justice in the delivery of health care. The Legal Studies Program is open to all Brandeis undergraduates. Students who complete the program requirements for either track will receive legal studies certificates and notations on their permanent records and transcripts. Lyman Stookey Health law. Human services administration.
Students normally take the seminar during their junior or senior year.
They must tell the professor at the beginning of the semester that they are taking the course as a LGLS seminar. LGLS 125b may serve as a Law and Society elective for those who do not take it as a LGLS seminar. At least three additional departmental electives in Law and Society, no more than two of which may be taken in the same department. Students who take several topical seminars may substitute all but one for electives. A Senior Thesis in the student's department of concentration, with an emphasis on some aspect of law.