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Concentration in Health Law
Students can now receive formal recognition for completion of the Law and Health Care Program’s Concentration in Health Law. To be awarded this designation, students must earn a minimum of 17 credits through the program’s three basic components—classroom, experiential learning and research and writing. The Health Law Certificate has been approved by the Maryland Higher Education Commission and students completing the requirements will be recognized by the health law community for possessing a level of expertise and specialization in the field. The number of graduating students completing the Concentration in Health Law increases each year. Most recently, over 20 students qualified for the certificate. Following is a list of specific requirements:
Description - Concentration in Health Law
More On Concentration in Health Law
- Health Law Certificate Meeting Video (10/6/08)
- Powerpoint of Health Law Certificate Meeting (10/6/08)
Related Links
- Journal of Health Care Law & Policy
- Student Health Law Organization (SHLO)
- Legal Resource Center for Tobacco Regulation, Litigation and Advocacy
- The Maryland Healthcare Ethics Committee Network
- Center for Health & Homeland Security
- Center for Dispute Resolution (C-DRUM)
- Maryland Intellectual Property Legal Resource Center
- Conferences & Symposia
