Experiential Learning: Clinics
Texas Law offers extensive clinical education opportunities, with seventeen clinics covering a range of legal issues. These exciting and challenging courses allow students to gain meaningful real-world experience while still in school. Clinic students provide legal services directly or work closely with faculty members on active cases. They represent clients during the preparation, trial, and appeal of cases in litigation or in law-related transactions and projects. Each clinic consists of a classroom component and a casework component. They are graded on a pass/fail basis, and there is no final paper or examination. Students often describe working on clinic cases and projects as highlights of their time at Texas Law.
Clinics
- Actual Innocence Clinic
- Capital Punishment Clinic
- Children’s Rights Clinic
- Civil Rights Clinic
- Criminal Defense Clinic
- Disability Rights Clinic
- Domestic Violence Clinic
- Entrepreneurship and Community Development Clinic
- Environmental Clinic
- Housing Policy Clinic (fall only)
- Housing Clinic (spring only)
- Human Rights Clinic
- Immigration Clinic
- Juvenile Justice Clinic (spring only)
- Law and Religion Clinic
- Supreme Court Clinic
- Transnational Worker Rights Clinic
Information Session
We held an Information Session on Monday, March 20th, 2023 in the Atrium. Faculty from each program was available to answer your questions.
Application
All clinics require an application. A select number of clinics are accepting applications on a rolling basis for fall 2023. Visit the clinic application page to learn more.
Questions
Contact the Clinical Program Manager Christina Dost at ClinicalEd@law.utexas.edu or the Associate Dean of Experiential Education Eden Harrington at eharrington@law.utexas.edu. For more information on internships, visit Internships.