Master of Laws - Health Care Law and Bioethics

The Health Care Law and Bioethics concentration covers the traditional areas of study including medical liability, health law, bioethics, public health, reproductive health, biotechnology, and disability rights. Students are prepared for a diverse range of careers in areas such as medical liability, health law, bioethics, public health, reproductive health, biotechnology, and disability rights.UC Davis School of Law specializes in creating practical legal experiences for all students. Many students interested in health care law and bioethics participate in judicial externships and gain the writing, research, and negotiation skills essential to practicing in this field. In addition, moot court competitions provide unique opportunities to develop trial and advocacy skills. Students also enhance their educations by participating in organizations or working on journals—the Law School sponsors approximately 40 student organizations and five scholarly journals.Health care law and bioethics are inherently interdisciplinary. Accordingly, the Health Care Law and Bioethics courses are cross-listed for UC Davis medical school students and those pursuing a master's degree in public health. The study of Health Care Law and Bioethics at UC Davis School of Law thus includes the chance to engage with other students from across the campus and to learn from their perspectives. UC Davis speaker programs and the University's proximity to the state capitol create additional opportunities to hear distinguished experts on health care law and bioethics.Two-Year LL.M. option

Official Academic Records (Transcripts) - One official set of academic records issued in the original language and accompanied by a certified English translation. Academic records should show graded coursework, dates of enrollment and award of degree(s).Two letters of recommendation - It is preferred that these letters come from the applicant’s law professors.Personal Statement - Your personal statement should include personal, academic and professional background and your reasons for seeking an advanced degree.Résumé or curriculum vitae - Please list your educational and professional background, in addition to any scholarships, awards or honors you have received.A minimum 3.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale (or equivalent) from the institution where you have earned or will earn your bachelor's degree.