About Indiana Law
 
For more than 150 years, the Indiana University School of Law has provided top-flight, transformative legal education. With just over 750 JD and graduate-degree students, drawn from more than 100 undergraduate schools and from three continents, Indiana Law retains a distinctive sense of collegiality and community in the stimulating, cosmopolitan college town of Bloomington, Ind.

Degrees Offered
JD
JD/MBA (three- and four-year programs with the Kelley School of Business)
JD/MBAA (with the Kelley School of Business)
JD/MPA (Accountancy with the Kelley School of Business)
JD/MSES (Environmental Science with SPEA)
JD/MPA (Public Affairs with SPEA)
JD/MA (Journalism); JD/MA or MS (Telecommunications)
JD/MS (Library and Information Science)
LLM (thesis or practicum), SJD, and MCL
Any personalized concurrent degree
Read more about our joint-degree and graduate programs.

Clinical Opportunities
Community Legal Clinic
Conservation Law Clinic
Criminal Law Externship (new)
Disability Law Clinic
Elder Law Clinic
Elmore Entrepreneurship Law Clinic
Family and Children Mediation Clinic
Federal Courts Clinic
Immigration Law Practicum
Indiana Legal Services Externship
Inmate Legal Assistance Project
Intellectual Property Practicum
Protective Order Project
Public Interest Internship Program
Tenant Assistance Project
Washington Public Interest Program
Read more about Indiana Law's clinical program.

Interdisciplinary Research Centers
Center on American and Global Security
Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research
Center for Constitutional Democracy in Plural Societies
Center on Law, Society and Culture (Law & Society Association)
Read more about our centers.

Law Library
20th largest academic law library in United States
Nearly 750,000 volumes
10 librarians, 10 library professional and support staff

Federal Document Depository since 1978
290 study carrels, 681 total seats
Open 115 hours per week
Named "Best Law Library in the Country" by National Jurist (Fall 2004)
Faculty
The Law School's comprehensive curriculum is taught by internationally-recognized faculty, who make Indiana Law's programs in tax, intellectual property, environmental, information and communications, and international law equally as prestigious.

12:1 student to faculty ratio
54 full-time law faculty, 6 clinical law faculty, and 27 adjunct faculty
12% minority
38% female
Career Placement
98.6 % placement Rate within 9 months of graduation
62.6 % employed outside of Indiana
8 % judicial clerkships
Off-campus recruiting events in: Washington, D.C.; Chicago, Ill.; and Louisville, Ky.
The Law School Career Services Office works with 102 firms/agencies to conduct on-campus recruiting. Participating agencies include:

Baker & Daniels
Barnes & Thornburg
Bose McKinney
Jenner & Block
Kirkland & Ellis
Lord Bissell & Brook
Sidley Austin
Akin-Gump
Arnold & Porter
Baker & McKenzie
Hogan & Hartson
Brinks Hofer
Finnegan Henderson
Foley & Lardner
Jones Day
Latham & Watkins
Porter Wright
Shook Hardy & Bacon
Study Abroad
Over the last five years, approximately 30 percent of each graduating class has studied abroad during their law school program. Indiana Law offers more than 15 options from Egypt and China to Germany, Korea, Poland, and New Zealand.

Read more about summer and semester-long study abroad programs.

Journals
Indiana Law Journal
Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies
Federal Communications Law Journal

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Accreditation
The Indiana University School of Law—Bloomington is accredited by the American Bar Association (ABA). Copies of the most recent accreditation report are on file and available for review, upon request, in the Office of the Dean of the Law School.