Online Masters of Legal Studies (MLS) Programs in Arizona
Arizona State University and The University of Arizona are currently the only universities we were able to find in Arizona that offer an online master of legal studies program or similar degree.
Sponsored Online MLS and Law Programs
American University
Washington College of Law
Master of Legal Studies
- Complete in as few as 12 months
- No GRE/LSAT scores required to apply
- Four tracks available: General MLS, Business, Health Care Compliance, and Technology
- Three certificates available: Business, Health Care Compliance, and Technology
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Arizona State University’s master of legal studies degree requires 30 credits to complete. Full-time and part-time program options are available. Concentrations include:
- Conflict Resolution
- Construction Law
- Corporate and Health Care Compliance
- Criminal Law
- HR and Employment Law
- Intellectual Property Law
- Law and Sustainability
- Sports Law and Business
There are also a number of other schools outside the state that offer online master of legal studies programs to students residing in Arizona. Admission availability can vary by state and school, so we recommend contacting the school’s admissions department for more information.
Colleges with Master’s in Legal Studies Programs in Arizona
| University | Degree Name | Concentrations | Number of Credits | Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona State University | Master of Legal Studies | Conflict Resolution Construction Law Corporate and Health Care Compliance Criminal Law HR and Employment Law Intellectual Property Law Law and Sustainability Sports Law and Business | 30 | Online |
| The University of Arizona | Master of Legal Studies | Compliance and Legal Risk Management Criminal Law and Policy Environmental Law and Policy Family and Juvenile Law Health Law and Policy Human Rights Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Intellectual Property International Trade and Business Law Mining Law and Policy Tax Law and Policy | 30 | Online |
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Note: Programs marked with * have been granted acquiescence by the American Bar Association (ABA).
Last updated March 2021.