UIC Courses Related to the Study of Law

In addition to basic courses, UIC also offers courses and programs that are specifically related to the study of law. In any given semester, additional courses may be offered; the list below is just a sampling. For a description of the courses and their prerequisites, please visit the UIC Undergraduate Catalog. This is not an exhaustive list and the courses listed are not required for law school admission. (NOTE: These classes may not be offered every semester and may have specific prerequisites).

 

Social Sciences Heading link

  • 102 (Foundations of Law & Justice)
  • 110 (Legal Rights & Responsibilities)
  • 114 (Race, Class, Gender, & the Law)
  • 200 (Law in Society)
  • 210 (Principals of Criminal Law)
  • 310 (Substantive Criminal Law)
  • 311 (Criminal Procedure)
  • 350 (Courts in Society)
  • 402 (Trial Interaction)
  • 404 (Roman Law & the Civil Tradition)
  • 212 (Law & Economics)
  • 258 (The Judicial Process)
  • 287 (International Law)
  • 353 (Constitutional Law)
  • 354 (The Constitution & Civil Liberties)
  • 356 (Constitutional Law: Women, Gender, & Privacy)
  • 359 (Topics in Public Law)
  • 451 (Law & Public Policy)
  • 417 (Psychology & Law)

Humanities Heading link

  • 356 (Constitutional Law: Women, Gender, & Privacy)
  • 358 (Constitutional Law: African-American Legal History)
  • 404 (Roman Law & the Civil Tradition)
  • 356 (Constitutional Law: Women, Gender, & Privacy)
  • 404 (Roman Law & the Civil Tradition)
  • 402 (Trial Interaction)
  • 112 (Morality & the Law)
  • 220 (Spanish for Business & Law I)
  • 320 (Spanish for Business & Law II)

Non-LAS Courses Heading link

  • 355 (Business Law I)
  • 456 (Business Law II)
  • 400 (Engineering Law)
  • 402 (Intellectual Property Law)
  • 329 (Legal Aspects of Health Information Management)
  • 454 (Legal Aspects, Risk Management, & Security of Health Information)