Ethical governance, legal systems, and the machinery of change.
This pathway investigates the structures that organize the world and the policies that govern them, focusing on the context and consequences of human systems. From the nuances of legislative advocacy and think tanks to the complexities of international law, this area examines the ethical frameworks of public life. It serves as a foundation for those seeking to navigate, critique, and improve the machinery of government and nonprofit leadership.
Explore pathways in: Law and legal services, local/federal government, legislative advocacy, international affairs, urban planning, and public administration.
Through the 3-3 Law Pathway, motivated students can earn both a Bachelor of Arts and a Juris Doctor (JD) in just six years by completing three years at the College of Arts and Sciences and three at the Lewis & Clark Law School.
