Don’t put your dreams on hold! Immerse yourself in a new online IP experience today and be prepared to lead in the new global economy.
Val Myteberi, Assistant Dean of Graduate and International Programs
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Study Intellectual Property on Your Schedule, Anywhere in the World
Study US intellectual property and informational law at lower costs and with a flexible curriculum that meets your goals. (30% to 40% below live program rates)
Distinctive Attributes/Activities:
- Cardozo is consistently recognized as a leader in IP and informational law;
- Flexible, asynchronous classes will help your scheduling needs;
- One-on-one training with top scholars and professors;
- Small classes and interactive tools to make your learning fun and engaging;
- Focus on emerging technology, data, privacy, and entertainment law – growing areas of global IP;
- Practical learning through drafting and case simulation exercises;
- Connect with alumni in IP all over the globe;
- Solve IP matters in a global scale and add value to your clients;
- A NY location with a global reach; a strong community of IP lawyers (alumni) all over the world;
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Meet Our Faculty
Felix Wu
Professor Wu's doctorate studies in computer science are foundational to his information law scholarship, which spans freedom of speech, privacy law, and intellectual property law. He has previously written on the limits of online intermediary immunity and on understanding the role of data de-identification in law.
Chris Buccafusco
Professor Buccafusco's research covers a wide range of topics and methods related to creativity, innovation, and intellectual property law. He uses novel social science experiments to explore the nature of innovation markets, and he writes about evolving issues in copyright, patent, and trademark law, including music copyright litigation, pharmaceutical patents, and protection for industrial design.
Get to Know Our Team
Val Myteberi
Val Myteberi is responsible for growing the success of graduate and international programs, as well as for future innovation at Cardozo. She is a member of the law school’s senior leadership team, playing a critical role in shaping the law school’s overall strategic direction. She works closely with other administrators, faculty, and staff to ensure that graduate students receive an excellent education and that international collaborations and partnerships enrich the entire Cardozo community.
Erica Silbiger
Admissions and Tuition
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FAQs
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In recent years, Cardozo has received thousands of applications from an impressive pool of J.D. applicants. The Admissions Committee generally reviews applications in the order in which they become complete. However, decisions are not necessarily made in the order in which applications are forwarded for review.
During the review process, the Committee not only evaluates the merits of each application individually, but also relative to all other applications in the pool. Some applications may receive a decision fairly quickly; in many cases, however, the Committee’s comparative appraisal of a file is a lengthier process, to allow the Committee to re-review an application and carefully assess a candidate’s strength in comparison to the full applicant pool.
As long as a candidate’s file is completed in a timely manner, her/his/their application will be thoroughly reviewed and given full and complete consideration. Due to the careful assessment of each individual application, the Admissions Committee is unable to guarantee a decision will be made on an application within a particular time frame.
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Students should not wait until they have been admitted to file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Financial aid files for entering students are reviewed when a student has been admitted to the Law School. Students are encouraged to file the FAFSA as early as possible.
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You must submit your letters through the LSAC Letter of Recommendation Service, which is part of the Credential Assembly Service process. Your letters will be copied and forwarded to us with your CAS report. To use this service, follow the directions for submitting letters outlined on www.LSAC.org.
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No, Cardozo does not offer part-time or evening programs.