Law Fellowship Programs
Thomas Jefferson School of Law has two fellowship programs, the Intellectual Property, Sports & Entertainment Law Fellowship Program and the Criminal Law Fellowship Program. These programs were created to take advantage of Thomas Jefferson’s academic strengths. Each program addresses profound changes in our society that are giving rise to new fields of law, while rapidly transforming traditional areas of law practice.
They fellowship programs combine practical skills programs, a substantial body of faculty research, a large collection of courses, and speaker programs and colloquia.
Learn Through Practice at Thomas Jefferson School of Law
Intellectual Property, Sports & Entertainment Law Fellowship Program
The Intellectual Property, Sports & Entertainment Law Fellowship Program provides students interested in these fields a unique set of experiences and opportunities that will enhance each student’s ability to pursue a career in the sports, entertainment, or broader IP field. The fellowship enhances your law school experience without extending your time in law school.
Criminal Law Fellowship Program
The Criminal Law Fellowship Program offers students excited to become criminal lawyers—whether as criminal defense attorneys, prosecutors, policymakers, lawmakers, reformers, or activists—a unique set of experiences and opportunities that will enhance each student’s ability to pursue a career in criminal law upon graduation. The fellowship enhances your law school experience without extending your time in law school.