Description
Childlaw Directed Study
Students have the option of working individually on a research project with a faculty member on a credit/no credit basis. An interested student must first identify a faculty member willing to supervise the project and submit an abstract of proposed work to the faculty member. The project must relate to issues of child and/or family law. If the faculty member agrees to supervise the project for the requested credit hours, he or she will work with the student to develop a supervision schedule to ensure successful completion of the project.
Details
Grading Basis
Credit / No Credit
Units
1 - 3
Component
Supervision - Required
Offering
Course
LAW 641
Academic Group
School of Law
Academic Organization
Law Department
Enrollment Requirements
Restricted to students in the Master of Laws in Child and Family Law program.