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BECOME A MARQUETTE LAWYER.
At Marquette, students receive a solid foundation in legal theory and principles while taking advantage of hands-on opportunities that provide practical training. Whether you are interested in our certificate programs — sports law, dispute resolution, and litigation — or other specialties such as intellectual property or water law, you will be prepared for practice.
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A path to pursue your passion
Marquette offers outstanding opportunities to gain expertise in a particular practice area, whether it is through course work, experiences, or certification.
Practice, real-world experience
We offer more than 75 different clinics, judicial internships, and supervised fieldwork program externships that take full advantage of our proximity to Milwaukee’s legal community.
A vibrant city and legal community
Marquette is the only law school in all of southeastern Wisconsin. Being the only game in a town with a robust legal industry has its privileges.
Employment Rate
For 2021 Graduates
350
Internships Available Annually
39
States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and Canada
10,000
Hours of Volunteer Work Per Year
Beyond the classroom
The need for free legal services far outweighs their availability, and Marquette’s volunteer legal clinics promote more access to justice. Plus, our students gain unparalleled opportunities for learning and networking.
Become a Marquette Lawyer
Our commitment to you is the Marquette difference. To care for you as a whole person. To help you develop into a well-rounded lawyer. We’ll do everything we can to help you succeed.
Hands-on experience
Dozens of intramural, regional, and national moot court and client skills competitions allow students to practice fundamental lawyering skills.
The right connections
Whether you come to law school knowing one lawyer or dozens, we’ll introduce you to a broad professional network that will be invaluable throughout your career.
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