General Information

The University of Tennessee College of Law offers two academic concentrations for students who wish to focus their studies in a specific area of legal education.

The College has expanded upon its national reputation for excellence in clinical education by offering a strong curriculum in trial and appellate advocacy through the new Center for Advocacy and Dispute Resolution.

At the same time, the College created the James L. Clayton Center for Entrepreneurial Law to provide specific training for students who desire a solid foundation in the legal aspects of business and finance. The Center for Entrepreneurial Law promotes and offers scholarship and service opportunities for full-time, adjunct, and visiting faculty in these areas.

Upon graduation, students who meet the requirements will be awarded the J.D. degree with a concentration in the appropriate area.