Engaged Learning
Come to USF and learn how to succeed not in law school but in law itself. Through classes, externships, clinics, and other programs, you acquire the knowledge and skills that employers crave — and that you can put into practice on day one.
Moot Court
USF's Moot Court Program helps you build the advocacy and leadership skills required of today's legal professionals.
Legal Research, Writing & Analysis
Become a well-trained researcher, thinker, writer, and advocate.
Law Clinics
Step out of the classroom and into the courtroom to work on a range of legal matters, from civil, to criminal, to juvenile law cases, and more.
Intensive Advocacy Program
A two-week intensive course open to all U.S. law students, focusing on litigation and trial techniques and strategies.
Center for Law, Tech, and Social Good
USF’s Center for Law, Tech, and Social Good is an academic center and training ground for the next generation of lawyers, lawmakers and policy-enforcers to think about technology, society, and the law in a balanced way.
Externships
Earn academic credit for fieldwork at government agencies, corporate legal departments, law firms, nonprofit organizations, and state and federal courts.
Keta Taylor Colby Death Penalty Project
Work towards the interim reform, and ultimate abolition, of the death penalty in the United States.
Student-Run Academic Journals
Our student-run academic journals provide opportunities for students to improve their writing and analytical skills in their area of interest.
I learned the ability to think clearly, argue coherently, write well, and work in a competitive environment. All the things lawyers do all the time are relevant in my work now.”
Richard Dalbello JD ’79 Director, NOAA’s Office of Space Commerce