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2020-21 Complete Handbook

2019-20 Complete Handbook

2016-17 Complete Handbook

2015-16 Complete Handbook

2014-15 Complete Handbook 

2009-10 Complete Handbook 

Specialization in Law & Philosophy

Subject to approval by the Graduate Advisor in Philosophy, the Faculty Director of the Law & Philosophy Program, and advance consultation with the law school Registrar, philosophy graduate students may complete a specialization in Law & Philosophy. Students who complete four law school courses (only one of which may be the legal theory workshop) each for a grade of B or higher, and who write a substantial research paper on law and philosophy will receive a notation on their departmental transcripts that they have completed the specialization in law and philosophy.

Graduate students interested in completing the specialization should review the law school’s offerings and email Law & Philosophy with a copy to Doug Myers about getting permission to enroll.

Find more information about the specialization in Law & Philosophy on the law school website.

Job Market Materials

Current students may log on to the department’s Placement website here.

Helpful Links

Policies

Graduate Student Rights and Responsibilities
Standards and Procedures for Graduate Study (Academic Policies)
Academic Apprentice Manual (TA Policies)TA Handbook
Philosophy Program Requirements (Graduate Division)

Academic

History Distribution Petition
Degree Progress Report (Blank Copy)

Financial

Graduate Division:Funding for Current Students
Financial Aid Office (Funding Disbursement Dates)
Graduate Student Travel Funding Request and Policies
Graduate Student Non-Travel Research Funding Request Form 

Health & Wellness

Health Insurance Information
Counseling & Psychological Services

Other Resources

Graduate Student Association
Flowchart of Grad Resources
Graduate Student Resource Center

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