Seton Hall Law's Centers and Institutes are hubs of innovation, scholarship and real-world impact. They connect students with leading faculty, groundbreaking research and hands-on opportunities to engage with today's most pressing legal and policy issues.
Through specialized programs, interdisciplinary collaboration and experiential learning, these Centers and Institutes enrich the curriculum while preparing students to lead in rapidly evolving areas of law.
Center for Social Justice
Dedicated to promoting equality, justice, and social change through clinical legal education, the Center offers students hands-on opportunities to advocate for underserved communities.
Center for Health & Pharmaceutical Law
A leader in health law and policy, the Center advances research, advocacy, and education on legal issues related to healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology.
Conflict Management Program
Seton Hall’s Conflict Management Program provides students with hands-on experience in specialized practice areas, including federal court and retail investment. Led by Professor David White, the program delivers valuable legal services to those in need while giving students practical training in negotiation, mediation, and advocacy.
Institute for Privacy Protection
The Institute addresses emerging privacy challenges in the digital age, providing research, resources, and education focused on protecting personal and professional data.
Faith, Values and the Rule of Law Program
This program examines how religious, theological, and philosophical traditions have shaped the concepts of justice and human dignity that underpin modern rule-of-law principles.
Gibbons Institute of Law, Science & Technology
The Institute focuses on the intersection of law and technology, advancing education and research in intellectual property, privacy, cybersecurity, and information law.
Pro Bono Service Program
Pro bono service opportunities are available through the Center for Social Justice,
as well as via partnerships with nonprofit organizations and government agencies.
While Seton Hall Law does not require pro bono service for graduation, all students
are encouraged to pledge to complete 50 hours of service during their time at the
school.
Rodino Law Library
The Rodino Law Library is the intellectual hub of Seton Hall Law, offering an extensive
collection of legal texts, cutting-edge databases, and expert research support. It
provides training in advanced legal research methodologies and supports the school’s
Centers and Institutes to foster interdisciplinary scholarship and academic excellence.
Each of these Centers and Institutes enhances the law school's curriculum by integrating specialized knowledge, practical experience, and opportunities for scholarly contributions to critical legal fields.
