The School is housed in eighteen buildings, including eight dormitories, a dining commons, and the Reginald Lewis International Law Center. Courses are offered in such diverse areas of law as constitutional law, criminal law, corporate finance, environmental law, negotiation, international and comparative law, and family law. Students may gain practical experience through taking courses in the School's clinical programs and by participating in numerous student-run public service organizations. Cross-registration and concurrent degree programs with other Harvard faculties may be arranged. Harvard Law School is an exciting, dynamic place with a talented and diverse student body and a distinguished faculty.
Students here can meet and interact with people from almost anywhere in the world.
In addition to a challenging curriculum, there are opportunities for involvement in numerous extracurricular activities, from editing a law journal and drafting new legislation to participating in dramatic productions and intramural athletics. Both curricular and extracurricular activities offer students a wide range of opportunities for commitment and learning.