Full-period take-home exams will be available beginning 9:00 a.m. Eastern Time on the first day of the exam period and will be due 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time on the last day of the exam period. For Fall 2025, full-period take-home …
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If you are interested in participating in intensive pro bono research projects during winter or spring break, you can view a recording of the information session here. Background and Application Instructions The Intensive Pro Bono Research Projects (open to LLMs) are a great …
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Human Rights in China (HRIC) is pleased to host the Robert L. Bernstein Fellowship in International Human Rights in honor of the late Mr. Bernstein, who was Director and Chair Emeritus of HRIC and Founding Chair and Director Emeritus of …
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NYU will participate in the 18th Frankfurt Investment Arbitration Moot this year. And we are inviting applications for the team that will represent NYU at the competition held in person in Frankfurt, Germany, from 9–12 June 2026. This …
Pro Bono Volunteer Opportunity: Crime Victims Treatment Center (New York, NY) Fall 2025 Semester Description: The Crime Victims Treatment Center (CVTC) is seeking a Spanish-speaking Pro Bono Volunteer to support our Legal Services Program (LSP). The volunteer will assist with …
Dear 2Ls & 3Ls, Monday, December 1 at 11:59 pm New York time is the deadline to select the Credit/Fail Option for applicable Fall 2025 classes. You may elect to register for a total of two courses on …
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During the reading period beginning on December 2nd, stop by the welcome table for peppermints and positivity! After you pick up your candy, write a short message of encouragement for your fellow students and stick it on the poster nearby. …
All 1Ls and 2Ls who may do a public interest summer internship and who register for summer funding are eligible to receive NYU summer funding – $6,000 for 1Ls and $8,000 for 2Ls. Register here now! There is simply no …
Dear Students, The deadline for upper-year students to submit a drop request for a Fall 2025 class is 4:45 pm New York time on Monday, December 1. Important items: Submit a drop request to your program office via …
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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 …
We will be holding three sessions where you can bring your questions and the laptop you will use for exams. At these sessions, you can meet with Academic Services, Information Technology, and Student Affairs to confirm your setup, review key …
As we approach the end of the semester, the Law Library is here to support you. Please take note of the below resources and updates regarding Library services. Thanksgiving Closures The Library will close for Thanksgiving Break on Wednesday, November …
Please join the Women Leaders in Cybersecurity Series on December 4 at 11:00am EST for a virtual panel event: Boardroom & C-Suite Briefing: Navigating Cybersecurity and AI Risk and Opportunity. Our star-studded panel will discuss key issues and insights on …
Take a break from your busy week and join PILC counselors and staff for an informal coffee hour! Enjoy refreshments and casual conversation in a relaxed setting — no agenda, no pressure. Whether you’d like to chat about your public …
Research Assistant – Spring 2026 (For Credit) The Center for Law and Public Trust About the Center The Center for Law and Public Trust at NYU Law works to strengthen American democracy by rebuilding effective, ethical, and accountable public institutions. …
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Join us on Tuesday, November 18th at 1:30 p.m. in Furman 210 for a wide-ranging discussion featuring Albie Sachs, former justice of the South African Constitutional Court in conversation with Ting Ting Cheng, Director of the Equal Rights Amendment Project at …
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The Public Interest Law Center invites you to sign up for a conversation with Xuan W Tay (NYU Law Visiting Doctoral Scholar), during which he will share his overall experience working with the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and applying …
Take a break from your busy week and join PILC counselors and staff for an informal coffee hour! Enjoy refreshments and casual conversation in a relaxed setting — no agenda, no pressure. Whether you’d like to chat about your public …
On Monday, November 17, Gina McCarthy will be speaking at NYU Law about the potential for climate action at the state and local levels in the current moment, her work with America Is All In, and related topics. McCarthy is one of the …
PILC Fair registration opens on November 15! Come meet with PILC to learn how to register, apply for interviews, and utilize the online system. We will be available to help students with the registration process. Date: Friday, November 21, 2025 …
The New York Bar Foundation is currently accepting applications for the Elder Law and Special Needs Section T. David Stapleton Memorial Scholarship. One scholarship of $3,500 will be awarded to a second year (2L) or third year (3L) law student …
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The New York Bar Foundation is currently accepting applications for the Honorable Joel K. Asarch Elder Law and Special Needs Section Scholarship. The scholarship will grant $3,500 to a second year (2L) or third year (3L) law student who is …
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The International Law & Human Rights (ILHR) Fellowships application is now available. The fellowship is undertaken with funding support from the Public Interest Law Center, and in partnership with the Institute for International Law and Justice. Eligibility: 1Ls, 2Ls, …
It can be difficult to decide whether to participate in private sector recruiting if you are planning, or considering, a public interest career, and that decision comes extremely early in law school. This session aims to give advice and perspective …
You may have considered spending your summer doing public interest work in New York City, Washington DC, or San Francisco, but have you thought about going to a smaller city or rural locale? Join us for a discussion with current …
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Date: Wednesday, November 12 Time: 5:30 p.m. ET In-person, Vanderbilt Hall, Greenberg Lounge (open to the public) Join the BWLC in a book talk with award-winning journalist and New York Times bestselling author, Irin Carmon for her new book, Unbearable: Five …
The 2026-2027 Academic Calendar is now posted on the Law School website at https://www.law.nyu.edu/academicservices/academiccalendar/2026-2027-academic-calendar Please remember that both fall 2026 and spring 2027 will be thirteen-week semesters. Also keep in mind that: In fall 2026, classes will begin on …
In conjunction with the adoption of the Uniform Bar Examination (UBE), the State Board of Law Examiners was directed by the Court of Appeals to create an online course, known as the New York Law Course (NYLC), and an online, …
The New York Bar Foundation is currently accepting applications for the Honorable Joel K. Asarch Elder Law and Special Needs Section Scholarship. The scholarship will grant $3,500 to a second year (2L) or third year (3L) law student who is …
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The New York Bar Foundation is currently accepting applications for the Real Property Law Section Lorraine Power Tharp Scholarship. The scholarship will grant $7,500 to a second year (2L) or third year (3L) law student who is enrolled in a …
