Are you working on a research project that requires you to locate and explore archival material? Join the Law Library on Wednesday, October 22 at 1:00pm for an instructional session on navigating archives. Resources discussed will include the Internet Archive, …
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Join the Office of Academic Services for an informative webinar designed to help you navigate the registration process for your 1L elective. Get guidance on how to bid for classes, upcoming registration dates, and tips on using COURSES effectively. …
1L Elective Registration Webinar on Thursday, October 23 Read More »
Have you ever considered pursuing a career in Education Rights? Join Todd Silverblatt, Supervising Attorney of The Warren Sinsheimer Children’s Rights Program at Mobilization For Justice, and Yariel Acevedo (’21), MFJ Staff Attorney and former Sinsheimer Children’s Rights Fellow, for …
Oct. 21: Warren Sinsheimer Children’s Rights Fellowship Info Session Read More »
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work at a public interest law firm? What are these law firms, and how do they differ from other firms and non-profit organizations? Come meet attorneys practicing at public interest firms in …
This virtual presentation will give you a basic overview of spending your 1L or 2L summer in international law, whether that is abroad or working on international issues while being based in the US, and we will go over some …
Oct. 23: 1L & 2L Summer International Internships Information Session (Virtual) Read More »
The International Finance and Development (IFD) Fellowships are funded post-graduate fellowship placements with major international organizations working in the field of international finance and development. Students are placed in a range of practice areas including law and development, trade law, …
Oct. 24: Deadline to Apply for 2025-2026 IFD Fellowship Read More »
The New York Bar Foundation is currently accepting applications for the Local and State Government Law Section Carol Van Scoyoc Scholarship. The scholarship will grant $5,000 to a law student in the State of New York who best exemplifies the …
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The Accessibility Support team in the Office of Academic Services supports equal access to educational opportunities by working with students, faculty, faculty assistants, and administrators to coordinate and implement academic accommodations authorized for students by the Moses Center for Accessibility …
Join the Office of Academic Services for an informative webinar designed to help you navigate the registration process for your 1L elective. Get guidance on how to bid for classes, upcoming registration dates, and tips on using COURSES effectively. …
1L Elective Registration Webinar on Thursday, October 23 Read More »
February 2026 Bar Exam – https://www.mass.gov/orgs/massachusetts-board-of-bar-examiners The February 2026 Massachusetts Bar Exam will be held at the Menino Convention and Exhibition Center (MCEC) in Boston, MA and in Springfield, MA. There is limited standard seating in Springfield. Petitioners …
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As noted on the Law School’s website in the J.D. Regulations and Requirements section, students must complete the following to graduate with the J.D. degree: • A minimum of 83 credits. Please note that if you have taken a class outside of …
Spring 2026 Daily Cycles #1 ends on Friday, October 17 at 9:30 am EST. If you have not already done so, please make adjustments to your spring 2026 schedule if you so desire before then. After this October daily …
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The Office of Academic Services invites you to our 1L Elective Information Session on Wednesday, October 15 from 1:10pm – 2:25pm in Tishman Auditorium. This is a great opportunity for our 1Ls to meet some of the faculty that …
Attend this session for an introduction to public interest careers and to learn about PILC’s Summer Funding Program, which guarantees financial support to any 1L and 2L with a public interest, government or judicial summer internship. PILC counselors will offer …
Oct. 14: Finding & Funding a 1L Public Interest Internship Read More »
Please join PILC for an information session geared to 1Ls who may want to spend their 1L summer interning in a United States Attorney’s Office or in a state or local prosecutor’s office, and/or 1Ls whose interests may include national …
Oct. 15: 1L USAO and Local Pros. Summer Internships Read More »
The Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law, together with the Guarini Center, are excited to announce the launch of the Environmental Justice Initiative, a new collaboration at NYU School of Law. We invite you to join us for a …
Oct. 15: Environmental Justice Initiative Launch Read More »
Please join PILC and BALSA for a career panel and discussion with The Federal Defenders of New York. The panel will feature current Federal Defenders who will discuss their respective journeys as public defenders. The Federal Defenders is a …
Please join PILC for an information session geared to 1Ls who may want to spend their 1L summer interning in a federal, state or local government agency (except for criminal prosecutorial work, which will be discussed during the 10/15 Info …
A Road Less Traveled with Reema Dodin Please join us for lunch on Friday, October 24, for the second A Road Less Traveled event of the 2025-2026 academic year. We’ll be speaking with Reema Dodin, Chief of Staff, …
Prof. Vasuki Nesiah of the Gallatin School at NYU is seeking a research assistant for help with citations, formatting and copy-editing of various writing projects in international law, human rights, TWAIL, etc. Please submit a résumé, unofficial transcript, and a …
The Accessibility Support team in the Office of Academic Services supports equal access to educational opportunities by working with students, faculty, faculty assistants, and administrators to coordinate and implement academic accommodations authorized for students by the Moses Center for Accessibility …
Spring 2026 Daily Cycles #1 begins Friday, October 10 at 1:30 pm EST. Please make adjustments to your spring 2026 schedule if you so desire. This daily add/drop cycle will run each business day through Friday, October 17 at 9:30 …
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Join Wolters Kluwer on Tuesday, October 7, at 2:00pm for a comprehensive training session featuring expert insights from Wolters Kluwer/VitalLaw, with a special emphasis on navigating tax law resources. Please register for this online event here.
Please join the Law Library on Monday, October 6, at 1:00pm to learn the essentials of finding, using, and storing legal data for your research. We’ll cover the research data lifecycle, highlight key sources available through the NYU Law Library, …
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Rapid advances in artificial intelligence and machine learning are increasingly vital to the conduct of national security, as countries like the United States seek to harness these tools to ensure their own efficiency, global competitiveness, and military superiority. Yet their …
On Monday, October 6 from 1:15 – 2:15 p.m., we will host an information session about an exciting fellowship opportunity available to current 1Ls only who have a passion for urban and public affairs, affordable housing issues and urban community …
Oct. 6: Moelis Fellowship in Affordable Housing & Urban Affairs Information Session Read More »
We are pleased to share a fall pro bono opportunity with Coqual, a global think tank and advisory firm. Opportunity: Coqual is currently seeking pro bono volunteers to assist research that will inform multiple studies on the future of work …
The Office of Academic Services invites you to our 1L Elective Information Session on Wednesday, October 15 from 1:10pm – 2:25pm in Tishman Auditorium. This is a great opportunity for our 1Ls to meet some of the faculty that …
Hello, We want to make sure you know the dates for the New York Bar Exam application. Students sitting for the February 2026 Bar must apply between October 1 and October 31, 2025. Please see: https://www.nybarexam.org/ExamDates/ExamDates.html for more information about …
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Full-time NYU School of Law students are eligible to request a deferment of their jury duty service. If you receive a summons for jury duty to serve when classes are in session, bring the original summons to your program office no later …
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