School of Law

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The School of Law at Loyola University Chicago is a professional graduate institution offering legal education, including J.D. and advanced law degrees, with a focus on social justice and public service.

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instanceOf graduate school
law school
professional school
accreditedBy American Bar Association
affiliatedWith Society of Jesus
city Chicago
country United States
emphasizes ethics in legal practice
experiential learning
professional responsibility
focusesOn public service
social justice
hasCampus Water Tower Campus
hasCenter Beazley Institute for Health Law and Policy
Center for Business Law
Center for Public Interest and Social Justice
Civitas ChildLaw Center
hasClinic legal clinics
hasMission education of the whole person
promotion of social justice
service to others
hasMotto Preparing people to lead extraordinary lives
hasPublication law review
specialized law journals
hasReligiousAffiliation Roman Catholic
linked to: Roman Catholicism
hasType private law school
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn Water Tower Campus
memberOf Association of American Law Schools
offersDegree Juris Doctor
LLM
MJ
offersJointDegree J.D./M.B.A. program
J.D./M.P.P. or public policy–related program
J.D./M.S.W. program
offersProgram business law program
child and family law program
full-time J.D. program
health law program
international law program
part-time J.D. program
public interest law program
tax law program
parentOrganization Loyola University Chicago
partOf Loyola University Chicago
region Midwestern United States
religiousTradition Jesuit
linked to: Society of Jesus
state Illinois

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