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O'Neill School of Public & Environmental Affairs · B.S.P.A.
The Law and Public Policy major are offered through the O’Neill School of Public and Environmental affairs. This major gives students the opportunity to gain skills and knowledge of legal institutions, how leaders in society shape public policy, and personally learn how to work with the law to accomplish their goals. The major provides students with the literacy to understand the U.S. legal system as well as literacy in the legal principles that shape public affairs.
This unique program includes coursework with top faculty across IU, including the Maurer School of Law. Additionally, there are opportunities to examine global aspects of law and public policy by studying abroad in places like South Korea, Ireland, or France.
Government, Politics, and Public Service · Management, Human Resources, and Training · Law
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Whole school, not this major · 2023–24 graduates
Employed (full- or part-time) or continuing their education: 98%
O'Neill School, all undergraduates whose status is known
82% knowledge rate.
Source: O'Neill Career Services: Undergraduate Career Outcomes
Whole school, not this major · 2023–24 graduates
Median salary across all sectors: $53k
O'Neill School, all undergraduates
Source: O'Neill Career Services: Undergraduate Career Outcomes
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