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    Information Governance

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    This course explores the legal and practical challenges faced by companies in managing data. Students will learn how to translate a world of legal, regulatory, and business requirements into concrete policies and procedures, in order to address global and domestic data privacy, cybersecurity, investigations and discovery, records management, business continuity, and other forms of legal, regulatory, and business risk.

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    Randi Weingarten '83, A Crusader in the Fight for Worker's Rights and President of the 1.7 Million Member American Federation of Teachers, Talks of Her Passion for Public Service

    https://cardozo.yu.edu/news/randi-weingarten-83-crusader-fight-workers-rights-and-president-17-million-member-american

    Dean Melanie Leslie interviewed Randi Weingarten ’83, President of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), in front of an audience of students, faculty and staff on March 20.

     

    “Having a law degree is an opportunity that opens a bunch of doors,” said Weingarten.

  • Meet Cardozo Law

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    Meet a Cardozo Law Admissions Representative close to you. Please see the list of events for Law School Fairs Cardozo Law will be attending in-person and virtually this fall. 

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    How competitive is the admissions process?

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    Cardozo students are first evaluated by the Graduate and International Programs Office. If selected for one of the exchange programs, you will then be nominated to the host institution. Once nominated, the host institution will require an additional application from the student. Typically, the host institution will honor the nominations that we send them. 

    The Cardozo selection process depends in part on the number of available slots for the program and the number and caliber of the other students applying.   

    Generally speaking, we have been able to grant applicants their first or second choices.