As the world grows increasingly dependent upon modern computers and international communication systems, the need for business professionals and policy makers conversant in information technology law and policy has never been greater.

The John Marshall Law School proudly offers the first and only MS in Information Technology Law. Designed for business and government professionals dealing with legal and policy issues involving information, as well as scholars pursuing an academic interest in the field, the MS program is led by nationally and internationally recognized experts who bring their cutting-edge experiences into the classroom. The program's focus is the law and policy of information, computers and communications technology.

Courses are offered year-round, usually in the evening, although workshops and other intensive courses may be taught on an accelerated schedule as weekend seminars. Students enrolled in the program on a full-time basis may complete the program in one year. On a part-time basis, the program typically requires two to three years.

Degree Requirements

• Graduate of an accredited college or university, holding at least a bachelor's degree, or             
• graduate of a foreign educational institution, holding at least the equivalent of an American four-year degree

For further information, contact the Office of Graduate Admission:

Melissa Hansen McCollister
Assistant Director
Graduate Admission and International Education Services
Director, Graduate Admission
Tel: 312.360.2658, 800.276.0003
E-mail: 6mccolli@jmls.edu