University of Texas School of Law

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• Advocacy Program  - Program overview with course lists and details, faculty profiles, and information on the related clinics and internships.
• Alumni and Friends  - Campus updates, news, giving opportunities information, alumni calendar, photo galleries, and related links.
• Career Services  - Information for students, alumni, and employers. Also presents law career path insights and schedules of job fairs.
• Communications Department  - Marketing and public relations services conduit for the University of Texas-Austin Law School. Contact details provided.
• Continuing Legal Education  - Information on the courses offered, the related conferences, program materials. With full course and program schedules.
• Financial Aid  - Presenting the costs of attending school and information on the applying for financial grants - the processes, requirements, documents, and forms.
• International Programs  - Guide to the University of Texas-Austin International and Comparative Law programs. Includes information on the faculty, courses, and degree options.
• Law and Philosophy Program  - Combined degree program offered by the School of Law and the UT-Austin Department of Philosophy, leading to J.D. and the Ph.D. degrees in philosophy.
• Legal Research Board  - Academic initiative aimed at providing solutions to the high cost of legal research. Provides contacts, service details, and staff directory.
• School of Law  - Site serves as a guide to the school's programs, student admission requirements, facilities, and activities.
• Student Affairs Office  - Overview of the Law School student life, student services, faculty resources, and State Bar information. With related news and links.
• Technology at the Law School  - Providing information on the University of Texas School of Law's computing, networking, and other IT facilities and services.
• UT Emerging Scholars Program  - Resource for financial and institutional support for law students who intend to pursue academic careers.