Welcome to the University of North Dakota School of Law!

Founded in 1899, the UND School of Law is located in the heart of the campus, between the Chester Fritz Library and the Memorial Union. The UND School of Law blends rich tradition and state-of-the art technology to provide a high-quality legal education in a personal and supportive environment.

The UND School of Law offers a strong and diversified curriculum that will properly prepare students to take the bar exam, provide first-class legal services, and think effectively and efficiently as legal professionals. Its smaller enrollment and excellent student/faculty staff ratio creates a collaborative and collegial learning environment.

The UND School of Law boasts a total of more than 3,000 alumni who are located across the United States and throughout the world. The school's alumni include Supreme Court justices, Appellate Court judges, Federal District Court judges, as well as state, county, and local judges, private practice attorneys, and legal professionals who are working in areas such as business, education, and public service.

The UND School of Law supports a number of student organizations and activities. These organizations include, among many others, Law Review, Moot Court Board, Student Bar Association, Law Women's Caucus, and the Student Trial Association. Perhaps one of the more popular activities during the year is the Malpractice Bowl football game played every fall, pitting law students against medical students.

The University of North Dakota campus provides an excellent experience for graduate, professional, and undergraduate students. Its rich history in athletics, music, and the arts contributes greatly to its magnetic presence within the region. The number of activities and events offered throughout the year are a testament to the vitality of the campus and the community.