UNC SCHOOL OF LAW

UNC School of Law was founded in 1845, as a part of the oldest public university in the nation, and since then has prepared generations of students for the practice of law. In this place, students learn the core subjects of the Anglo-American legal tradition and master more specialized areas of law - banking and finance, environmental law, intellectual property and civil rights - under the guidance of our seasoned faculty. Students supplement their academic work with extracurricular activities by participating in more than 55 student organizations. We do all of this wonderful work while maintaining our commitment to being ‘truly public' and keeping our tuition affordable - a goal abandoned by many other public law schools... Moreover, we have a devoted base of alumni support from our more than 11,000 alumni living in more than 15 nations, all 50 of the United States and in 95 North Carolina counties. No matter the career path taken, our alumni share a collective gratitude for this..

Also known as: UNC, University of North Carolina

Primary location: Chapel Hill United States