Irvine University College of Law
Education Administration ProgramsCalifornia, United States51-200 Employees
If you are qualified (minimum 60 academic units or preferably a BA/BS degree) and interested in a part-time legal education program, Irvine University College of Law makes it possible for you to pursue your goal of achieving a Juris Doctor (JD) degree and qualification to sit for the California State Bar Examination. Students who work full-time are able to take courses throughout the week in evenings and on weekends. The program is academically challenging and takes four years of study to achieve the degree. Irvine University provides a meaningful alternative to other law schools by emphasizing a high quality education at a reasonable cost with a flexible schedule of classes designed with the working adult in mind. The main campus is in the City of Cerritos - southeast Los Angeles County - and a smaller teaching location in the City of Irvine - Orange County. For a fuller description of the JD program please visit IUCOL's website: www.irvine.edu The College of Law is always interested in prospective adjunct lecturers and professors, submit your statements of interest along with a CV to the Dean, College of Law, at the University address.