Certificate Tracks

Are you interested in a specialty area of law? Certificate tracks enable you to customize your legal education toward a field of interest. ONU Law offers several different certificate tracks.

Choose from several speciality fields

To receive a certificate, you must take a designated core course in the field plus additional courses from among a list of electives. The credit hours in the specialty field must total at least 15 hours, and you must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 to receive a stamp on your diploma. Please note that certificate tracks are an option only; you don’t have to pursue a specialty field at ONU Law.

Both people and organizations alike can fall into financial hardship and benefit from legal assistance navigating monetary challenges in tax, finance, banking, investments and risk management.
While learning about the world of civil disputes and non-criminal cases, you’ll build skills in alternative dispute resolution, settling law conflict issues, navigating federal court systems and more.
This specialty gives you experience in the competitive field of corporate law, specializing in business planning and corporate finance, commercial arbitration, and securities regulation--helping you to build a comprehensive understanding of the corporate landscape.
The criminal courts can be a huge component of your trajectory as a lawyer, and this certificate program gives a complete overview of the criminal system, with everything from juvenile law to terrorism and criminal law.
In this program, you will learn how to make a difference in shaping public law and policy. You will be immersed in constitutional law, including areas such as climate change law, marriage and adoption issues, civil rights, employment and environmental law, and immigration law.
Specializing in real property law will help you understand issues surrounding real estate transactions and land use planning in all matters - from advocating for clean energy land use to estate planning.
The tax specialty will give you skills in personal taxes, estate planning, and corporate structures.