Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurial Law at University of Colorado Boulder

The entrepreneurial law certificate coordinates Colorado Law's strengths and business-law related assets in the areas of entrepreneurial and technology law, such as the Silicon Flatirons Center , the Entrepreneurial Law Clinic and the Colorado Technology Law Journal . It is awarded to law students who complete coursework reflecting a concentrated study of issues typically faced by transaction-side lawyers, and signals to prospective employers that a student possesses a skill set with applicability across issues of transactional law.

Faculty: Colorado Law  |  Duration: 92 credit hours  |  Location: Boulder, CO, United States

What you will study

Certificate requirements include: at least 92 credit hours (89 is required for the J.D.), and at least 21 of the 92 credit hours in the area of entrepreneurial law. Sample listed courses: LAWS 6211 Corporations; LAWS 6201 Agency, Partnership, and the LLC; LAWS 7271 Venture Capital and Private Equity; LAWS 7101 Deals: Engineering Financial Transactions.

Career pathways

It is awarded to law students who complete coursework reflecting a concentrated study of issues typically faced by transaction-side lawyers, and signals to prospective employers that a student possesses a skill set with applicability across issues of transactional law.

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