In many cities, law students from several schools compete for internships, field projects, and summer employment. But Albany Law is the region's only law school within a 100-mile radius, giving students unprecedented opportunities to tap into both during their course of study, and after graduation.



Admissions
Albany Law School has been training men and women to practice law for more than 150 years.

Today our curriculum covers 14 areas of specialization. In addition, a wide array of field placements—including internships through the Albany Law School Clinic & Justice Center, Government Law Center, and Center for Law & Innovation—provide students with opportunities to develop the skills necessary to be a lawyer. 

 Albany Law School also offers the legal community the Master of Laws and Letters (LL.M.). This advanced degree provides attorneys with an opportunity to increase their knowledge in a particular area of law. Candidates may specialize in Government Administration and Regulation, Health Law, Intellectual Property, International Law, or may design their own 24-credit degree program.

Albany Law also offers an M.S. in Legal Studies with a Concentation in Technology Transfer, a program ideal for candidates looking to accelerate or launch a career in technology transfer or a related field. Students learn about the patent process, the legal framework that governs commercialization of new technology, and how to identify and assess a commercially-viable technology.  

If you have any questions about any of the programs we offer, please contact the Admissions Office at 518-445-2326 or admissions@albanylaw.edu.

80 New Scotland Avenue, Albany, New York 12208-3494
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Albany Law School is a New York law school singularly focused on the study of law.