This course will consist of three distinctive components:
1. Doctoral Research: Candidates will learn research methods as well as get thoroughly acquainted with the variety of research materials, (on-campus, online and otherwise) that will aid them in the development of their dissertation projects.
2. Legal Theory: Candidates will learn the fundamentals of current legal academic thought in areas such as comparative law, law and economics, legal theory, legal realism, and critical race theory.
3. Scholars Forum: Candidates will discuss their research with their peers and others and elicit feedback on drafts of their work at various stages.
1. Doctoral Research: Candidates will learn research methods as well as get thoroughly acquainted with the variety of research materials, (on-campus, online and otherwise) that will aid them in the development of their dissertation projects.
2. Legal Theory: Candidates will learn the fundamentals of current legal academic thought in areas such as comparative law, law and economics, legal theory, legal realism, and critical race theory.
3. Scholars Forum: Candidates will discuss their research with their peers and others and elicit feedback on drafts of their work at various stages.