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The Drucker School has joined forces with Southwestern Law School to create exciting new concurrent degree program that will help Drucker and Southwestern students enhance their educational and career options by earning a Masters of Business Administration (M.B.A.) and a J.D., an Executive MBA (EMBA) and a J.D., or Masters in Management (M.A.M.) and a J.D.
The combination of legal training and management skills is increasingly in demand, and we believe graduates of these degree programs will find enhanced career opportunities and be able to make a positive difference.
The mission of Southwestern Law School is to produce highly skilled graduates who are capable of integrating theory and practice to meet the challenges of the twenty-first century. Through excellent faculty committed to promoting the highest level of professionalism, Southwestern seeks to create a vibrant academic community with a student-centered approach to legal education.
Southwestern's 10,000 alumni include prominent public officials - from members of Congress to mayors, and over 200 judges - as well as founders of major law firms and general counsels of multinational corporations. The law school has strong ties to the legal, business, and civic sectors, and its Biederman Entertainment and Media Law Institute is closely linked to the entertainment industry in Hollywood and internationally.
To learn more about this new program offering,
go to our FAQ.
To understand how this partnership came about, read the official Press Release here.
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With a long-standing emphasis on diversity, public service, and innovative programs, and a mid-city campus featuring a world-renowned Art Deco landmark, Southwestern Law School reflects the vibrancy of Los Angeles and provides an ideal setting for law study. Founded in 1911 as an independent, nonprofit, nonsectarian institution, Southwestern is fully approved by the ABA and is a member of the AALS.
For more information on Southwestern Law School, go to http://www.swlaw.edu
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