Core courses
- Law, Science and Technology
- Scientific Evidence
- Law, Litigation and Science
- Health Technologies, Innovation and Law
- Jurimetrics Journal (qualifies only as a second core course for the general LST Certificate; cannot be used as the sole core course when earning the LST Certificate with a focus area)
Two (2) core courses and five (5) electives are required for the General LST Certificate;
One (1) core course is required if earning the certificate with a focus area. However, that Core Course must be either Law, Science and Technology, Scientific Evidence, Law, Litigation and Science or Health Technologies, Innovation and Law.
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Elective courses
- Administrative Law
- Advanced IP
- Advanced Patent Law Clinic
- Advanced Research: LSI - Law and Neuroscience
- A.I. Law, Ethics & Policy
- A.I. in Legal Operations and Innovation
- A.I. Strategic Protection of Emerging Technologies with IP
- Artificial Intelligence: Law, Ethics and Policy
- Arts, Culture and the Law
- Bioethics and Law
- Biotechnology: Science, Law and Policy
- Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies: Law and Policy
- Comprehensive Patent Practice
- Copyright Law
- Cyberspace Law
- E-Discovery and Digital Evidence
- Energy Law and Policy
- Entertainment Business Contracts
- Entrepreneurship and Small Business Clinic
- FDA Regulation
- Financing Early Ventures
- Global Governance of Emerging Technologies
- Genetics and the Law
- Health Care Fraud Investigations and Litigation
- Health Care Transactions and Investigations
- Health Law and Policy
- Health Technologies, Innovation and the Law
- Healthcare Entrepreneurship Clinic
- High-Technology Licensing
- Innovation Advancement Legal Clinic
- Innovation Advancement Clinic Client Component
- Institutional Misconduct
- Intellectual Property
- International Intellectual Property
- Introduction to Internet law
- Jurimetrics Journal
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- Law and Psychology
- Law, Litigation and Science
- Law, Science and Technology
- Lisa Foundation Patent Law Clinic
- Litigation and Courtroom Technology
- Mass Tort Litigation
- Media Law
- Medical Error
- Medical Malpractice Litigation
- Nanotechnology
- National Security Law
- Neuroscience, Law and Ethics
- Patent Appeals at the USPTO
- Patent Drafting
- Patent Law
- Patent Preparation and Prosecution
- Personal and Business Corporate Branding in Sports
- Post-Conviction Clinic
- Post-Conviction Clinic Client Component
- Privacy
- Privacy, Big Data and Emerging Technologies
- Prosecuting Trademark Applications
- Public Health Law and Ethics
- Real World IP Lawmaking
- Reproduction, Reproductive Technologies and the Law
- Research Ethics and Law
- Scientific Evidence
- Standards, Soft Law and Industry Self-Regulation
- Software IP Law and Agreements
- Trade Secrets and Restrictive Covenants
- Trademark and Unfair Competition
- Utility Law and Regulation
- Water Law
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Focus area qualifying courses
Students can earn a certificate in a focus in area of by taking one of the core courses (Law, Science and Technology, Scientific Evidence, Law, Litigation and Science or Health Technologies, Innovation and Law) and the required number of qualifying courses (see below) within the chosen focus area, and the proper number of elective courses to obtain the minimum seven (7) courses
Students may pursue multiple focus areas, and courses may count toward multiple focus areas if applicable.
The recommended coursework for each focus area includes, but may not be limited to, the courses listed below. Students should direct any questions regarding coursework to the LSI Center Director.
