Start Here. Go Anywhere.
Since 1914, Loyola's College of Law has been following the Jesuit tradition of academic rigor, pursuit of justice, and service to others.
Define Who You Want To Be
We are one of the few schools in the country that offers curricula in both civil and common law, giving you options to apply your legal training in Louisiana, across the country, or around the world. Begin your journey here!
Juris Doctor
Our Juris Doctor program offers both civil and common law curricular tracks, preparing students to practice domestically and around the globe. Students may also pursue certificates in one of eight areas of specialization.
Evening Juris Doctor
Our evening J.D. program is designed with your work-life balance in mind. Our Juris Doctor evening program offers a civil law curricular track, and the curriculum is sequenced over a period of eight semesters of resident study.
Master of Arts in Health Law & Administration
The complex health policies in our country impact millions of lives. If you’re interested in health law but don’t want to become a lawyer, this program can prepare you for rewarding and high-demand roles in regulatory compliance and healthcare management.
Master of Arts in Environmental Law
This program is designed to give non-lawyer professionals a fundamental understanding of the highly regulated fields of environmental sustainability, compliance, and natural resource management.
LL.M. Program
We offer LL.M degree programs for lawyers trained abroad and in the U.S. Louisiana is one of only three mixed jurisdictions in North America, and we rank among few law schools offering both coursework and certificates in common law and civil law.
Serve the Community While Preparing to Practice
You’ll learn by doing starting in year one. Students develop legal skills with practicing attorneys, work with real clients in our community, and explore different career opportunities before they graduate.
Clinics & Courses
Build core legal skills. Represent real clients. Develop writing and advocacy skills while serving the community.
Externships
Receive academic credit while gaining invaluable hands-on experience in a legal office or chambers.
Centers & Institutes
Collaborating with and complementing our academic programs
Gillis Long Poverty Law Center
Serving low-income and vulnerable people for over 30 years
Advocacy Center
Promoting written and oral advocacy in every aspect of the practice of law
Center on Environment, Land and Law
Studying and responding to challenging environmental problems
Stuart H. Smith Law Clinic
Putting classroom knowledge to work to represent those in need

