Other organizations include the International Law Students Association, the Environmental Law Society, the Foundation for Equal Justice, the Christian Law Society, the Student Bar Association, the Moot Court Board and several fraternities open to everyone. Federal loans are awarded based on need and can be applied for through the university's student financial aid office. The Institute includes a Center for Environmental Policy at the law school. UofL has six full-time faculty members who teach a wide variety of health law subjects from genetics to health care regulation. The law school has faculty exchanges with nine law schools in Europe, Asia and Africa.
Students can apply for studies, with or without credit, overseas.
The UofL chapter of the International Law Students Association is active. The curriculum includes several courses on labor law in both the private and public sectors. The law school is the host of the annual Carl A. Warns Labor and Employment Law Institute , featuring national scholars and practitioners in labor law. There are courses in trial practice, advanced trial practice and related subjects. Another faculty member has written the preeminent book on Kentucky jury instructions.