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MSL Academic Information
Flexibility: A Curriculum You Personalize
Flexibility is key. We offer part- and full-time options, multiple start dates, and the choice of online or hybrid learning, all of which helps you to craft the perfect program for both your goals and your lifestyle!
- To earn an MSL degree, you will be required to complete at least 30 credits. The degree does not require a master's thesis or capstone project.
- You can study at a pace that matches your busy schedule: Full-time students can complete the program within 12 months (3 semesters) with approximately 10 credits per semester. Part-time students have the flexibility to complete the degree over two years or more (5-6 semesters) and up to four years (or 5 years with prior approval from the MSL program administrators).
- You can complete your degree online or hybrid (a mix of in-person and online courses). While online courses are designed for, and offered to, MSL students only, in-person courses are open to all Moritz College of Law students.
- You may pursue a General Track and select any courses that suit your interests and schedule, or focus on one of five areas of concentration (Concentration Track) that aligns with your career needs and goals.