MSL Employment Specialization

Employment, personnel, and human resources professionals must understand the legal and regulatory frameworks that affect the recruiting, hiring, promotion, and firing of employees. The ability to think like a lawyer is an essential skill to work in this area, given the pervasiveness of federal, state, and local laws and regulations and the risks of not knowing the law. MSL students interested in workplace issues of gender and racial equity can explore the topic further with the Center for WorkLife Law.

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Sample Courses

Advanced Employment Law
Compliance & Risk Management
Employment Discrimination
Employment Law
Gender and the Law
Insurance Law
Labor Law
Pensions and Employee Benefits

View a course list and sample schedule for full-time or part-time students in the Employment specialization.

*Please note that not all classes listed here are taught every year.