Technology Commercialization Law Program: Real Experience from Lab to Market
A quick look at the advertisements that aired during last week’s Super Bowl shows that hi-tech innovations predominate; Amazon’s virtual assistant Alexa, Fitbit’s activity-tracking watch, and other Silicon Valley inventions took the spotlight. Here at Syracuse Law, the Technology Commercialization Law Program (TCLP) prepares students for careers protecting intellectual property in an age when innovation is vital to commercial success.
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Our 11 Most Highly Recommended Books to Read Before Law School
If you’re law school-bound in the near future, here’s a tip: block out some quality time this summer to crack open a few specific books and make the most of what lies ahead. This list of titles, intended to prepare incoming Syracuse Law students, has been compiled by our Admissions team over many years of gathering suggestions from faculty. (Two new titles were added just this past spring.) Got your library card ready?
More»Syracuse Law Was Named One of the Best Law Schools for Practical Training
In its March 2015 issue, The National Jurist released its list of the best law schools in the country for practical training. They took into account “the number of full-time students who take simulation courses, externships, clinics, or who participate in interschool skills competitions.” And on that list? Syracuse Law!
More»Want a J.D. and a Masters? Here’s How to Manage a Joint Degree
Sure, getting a J.D. and a Master’s degree sounds fantastic, but ‘fess up: it sounds a little intimidating, too, right? We get asked a lot about what it’s like to get a joint degree (and if those students ever sleep), so for those of you interested in doubling up, read on. This is how you tackle getting two degrees at once:
More»So You Want To Work In Counterterrorism? Start Here
Among the many academic offerings that make Syracuse Law unique from other law schools, our Institute for National Security and Counterterrorism (INSCT, or “in-skit” around here) is without a doubt one of our favorites to talk about.
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