About Brandeis Law

At the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law, students experience the excitement of new ideas, the challenge of intellectual exchange and the rigor of critical analysis. Brandeis Law boasts a strong core curriculum, enhanced by specialized and interdisciplinary studies. Faculty members dedicated to both teaching and research guide students with strong academic skills and a range of unique backgrounds. Intimate by design, Brandeis Law offers a welcoming atmosphere where students receive individualized attention and an open-door policy from faculty, staff and administrators alike.

Brandeis Law emphasizes the development of theory, skills and values in tandem, as reflected in our Academic Success Program, multiple clinical programs, extensive externship opportunities, participation in advocacy competitions and the Samuel L. Greenebaum Public Service Program. Committed to training thoughtful, civic-minded lawyers who play active roles in their communities, our goal is to help our students develop their skills and professional identity as they prepare to transition from being in law school to being a lawyer.

From a supportive legal community, we draw job opportunities and adjuncts who bring their real-world expertise to the classroom. Located minutes away from the largest legal market in the region, Brandeis Law proudly provides its students with the training and opportunity to transform themselves and the world around them.