Pre-Law - Eastern Mennonite University

Pre-Law 

EMU pre-law understudies figure out how to comprehend and well-spoken battling positions – an aptitude important for working with legitimate frameworks in our different world – here on grounds or in another society. Educators and understudies approach law through interdisciplinary, multi-social and cross-fringe information and encounters. 

Through an entry level position and courses in rationale, morals, human rights, political studies, religious philosophy, business, remedial equity, peacebuilding and improvement, and connected human science, you will analyze the effect of socio-legitimate frameworks on life in this nation and around the world. 

Numerous understudies partake in EMU's Washington D.C. temporary job program and assistant on Capitol Hill, at social equity backing firms, and so forth. 

EMU was the first North American Mennonite establishment to offer a pre-law minor and an understudy law society, Res Judicata. 

The pre-law minor is an interdisciplinary and interdepartmental minor, intended to supplement a mixed bag of majors to get ready understudies for a scope of professions. For instance, you could rehearse as a lawyer, be an arbiter, work in global improvement or governmental issues, or advance remedial equity hones in the court framework and different venues, for example, instructive establishments. Here are some different thoughts: 

conventional practices of law 

• intervention 
• natural law 
• worldwide advancement 
• legislative issues 
• human rights work 
• casualty guilty party compromise 
• adolescent equity 

The minor requires 18 SH (which incorporates a temporary job). Download the history course list for course and educational modules points of inter

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