Fashion Law
Each student is required to complete a minimum of 30 credits of approved courses. Full-time students may take 12-18 credits per semester, 14-17 credits per semester is recommended; part-time students may take 2-11 credits per semester.
The 30-credit minimum must include the following required courses:
- U.S. Law and Legal Institutions (3 credits)*
- Fashion Law (3 credits)**
- Capstone/Thesis (3 credits; final semester)
In addition, at least 4 of the following courses must be taken:
- Cosmetics Regulation (2 credits)
- Fashion Ethics, Sustainability, and Development (2 or 3 credits)
- Fashion Law and Finance (2 credits)
- Fashion Law and International Trade (1 credit)
- Fashion Licensing (2 credits)
- Fashion Modeling Law (2 or 3 credits)
- Fashion Retail Law (2 credits)
- Fashion Law Practicum (3 credits) (NOTE: limited enrollment)
*Must be taken in the first semester of study.
**Students who completed the Fashion Law Institute's Fashion Law Bootcamp summer intensive program are exempt from the Fashion Law course requirement.
Remaining credits may be chosen from the regular law school curriculum, as indicated on the class schedule(s) posted on the Registrar's webpage. Students should seek advising in choosing courses.