Even in the pursuit of a law degree, you will receive an interdisciplinary education. Â鶹ƵµÀoffers many law/law-related courses across a variety of disciplines.
Dis/ability Theory
Asian Immigrants in American Society
Environmental Injustice: Race, Poverty, and The Law
Conquest by Law: US Imperialism and Slavery
Legal Tools for Social Change
Triumphs and Tribulations of Title IX
Intersectionality: Mapping Social Injustice in the United States
Inequity and the Law
Resistance Movements and the Law
Property
Social Justice Practicum
Introduction to Human Rights
Introduction to Human Rights: Focus on the Americas
Gender and International Human Rights
Identity and Citizenship: The South Asian Diaspora
Human Rights in Colombia: Comparative Perspectives
Law, War Crimes, and Transnational Politics
The Global Politics of LGBTQ+ Rights
Junior Seminar: Contemporary Issues in International and Human Rights Law
Law and Economics
Economics of Race and Gender
Family, Neighborhood, and Intergenerational Inequality
Conflict In Education
Educational Inequality
The School-to-Prison Pipeline
Critical Race Theory in Education
The Struggle for Human Rights in Mexico
Health on the Move: Immigrant and Refugee Resilience
Ethics Bowl: Contemporary Debates on Ethical Issues
Law and Morality
Law and Society
Restorative Justice
Constitutional Law
Constitutional Law: Civil Rights and Civil Liberties
Moot Court I & II
Supreme Court Politics
Movement Lawyering, Politics, and Social Change
Community Law Internship & Lawyering for Social Justice
Justice Lab: Contemporary Issues in Law and Public Policy
Social Class and Inequality in American Society
Race and Ethnicity in American Society
Gender and Society
Criminology
Sociology of Law
Punishment
Political Sociology
Sociology of Whiteness
Transportation History and Policy
The State of Public Education: The Politics of Access and Equity in Los Angeles
Climate Justice: Theory and Practice
Environmental Law and Policy
Housing Problems and Policy
Community Organizing and Leadership