The College of Law provides a number of clinical and externship opportunities for students. Within these programs, students have the opportunity to work on real legal problems and issues, as well as receive academic credit.

The Judicial Externship Program
The Judicial Extern Program offers students a unique opportunity to work for a judge. Externs will have an inside view of the judicial process, learning not only how the courts function, but also what influences a judge to rule in a particular way. Find out more [Insert a link] about this program. Find out more about this program.

The Legal Externship Program
From positions with the prosecutor's office to city government to the corporate world, the Legal Externship Program provides students with a "real world" experience in their area of law. Students gain practical legal experience in lieu of or in addition to paid or volunteer legal work. Find out more about this program. 

The Clinical Opportunity Program
Representing victims of domestic violence, working as a freedom fighter to free wrongly convicted felons, or investigating immigration cases for the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals are just a few of the clinical opportunities available at the College of Law. The College of Law supports clinical opportunities for The Domestic Violence and Civil Protection Order Clinic, The Rosenthal Institute for Justice/Ohio Innocence Project, the Criminal Defense Clinic, and the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals Clinic. See if one of these opportunities is right for you.