Events/Webinars
Learn how McGeorge School of Law’s Non-Profit and Social Capacity Management concentration prepares MPA and MPP students with the leadership, policy, and management skills needed to create meaningful community impact.
McGeorge’s MSL in Government Law & Policy equips professionals with legal and policy expertise for government and regulatory leadership. Flexible online learning and Sacramento connections support real-world impact.
Trying to decide between the MSL, MPA, or MPP? Learn how McGeorge School of Law’s graduate programs differ in focus, career outcomes, and skills development so you can choose the path that aligns with your goals.
Webinar recap exploring the Endangered Species Act and California’s AB 1319, focusing on how federal and state systems interact to protect endangered species.
Discover how McGeorge School of Law’s MPA and MPP programs prepare working professionals for leadership in public service. This webinar recap highlights flexible learning options, real-world policy projects, faculty expertise, and career pathways that help graduates make a lasting impact in government, nonprofit, and consulting roles.
Explore how the fully online MSL in Business Law from McGeorge School of Law equips professionals with essential legal skills in contracts, compliance, and risk management—without the need for a JD. This flexible program empowers career growth across industries by bridging the gap between law and business.
In a powerful webinar hosted by McGeorge School of Law, leaders of the Transformational Change Partnership showcased how students are leading real systems reform in California. From hands-on fellowships to cross-sector collaboration, this recap reveals how TCP bridges classroom learning with meaningful public impact.
Explore government law careers with a Master of Studies in Law. The McGeorge MSL program offers a flexible, online path for professionals to build legal and policy expertise—preparing them for impactful roles in law, regulation, and public service without the need for a JD.
Considering a career in law, policy, or public administration—but unsure which path is right for you? This guide breaks down McGeorge School of Law’s three graduate programs: the Master of Science in Law (MSL), Master of Public Policy (MPP), and Master of Public Administration (MPA). Learn how each program is designed to equip you with specialized skills for creating real impact in your community or organization.
Drought. Wildfires. Plastic pollution. With so many parts of the world facing a number of environmental problems, studying potential solutions–and the regulations that shape them–is critical. From the protection of water resources to the reduction of air pollution, there are many areas that need the help of knowledgeable advocates.
Starting a career in a government-based field can be both exciting and challenging. With so many important outcomes at stake, one must be a dedicated individual who can adapt quickly and think on their feet. Not only that but working in a public-facing career necessitates strong speaking skills and the ability to comport oneself with professionalism at all times.
An MSL from McGeorge School of Law opens doors to diverse water law careers, from government policy roles to nonprofit advocacy. Gain practical skills and shape water regulations while enjoying the flexibility of an online program.
McGeorge School of Law’s online MSL program prepares students for policy analyst roles in areas like environmental, economic, public, international, and technology policy. This flexible program equips professionals with the skills to drive meaningful change in society.
McGeorge University School of Law offers a transformative online Master of Science in Law, Government Law & Policy, designed for those seeking to blend legal expertise with leadership skills. This program equips students with essential leadership qualities, such as effective communication, ethical decision-making, and team management. Through hands-on learning in lawmaking processes and policy advocacy, graduates are prepared for impactful careers in public service and environmental activism. Explore how McGeorge’s innovative approach can advance your career and drive meaningful change.
The legal profession has a reputation for being slow-moving;litigation or other proceedings across different areas of law may take months or even years. The enactment of change within regulations can take decades when people need to lobby and fight to dismantle ineffective precedents. Law is also a profession known for resisting operational change. Even when it comes to getting your legal education – a chapter culminating in needing bar passage in order to enter the practice of law – the process has not changed in many years.
Obtaining a law degree is a three-year journey that culminates with taking the bar exam in order to become a licensed attorney. The legal field, however, has many opportunities that exist for non-lawyers. When it comes to working professionals and law for non-lawyers, McGeorge University School of Law is the place to enroll to advance your education and career.
In a recent webinar, Nicole discussed how water law shapes our environment and societies, focusing on California. Nicole has a particular interest in water law and water rights in the West, which extends globally, especially in arid climates. Read the full blog or watch the webinar recording to learn more about the past, present, and future of water law.
When it comes to water rights and agriculture, earning your master’s degree allows you to be at the forefront of environmental activism. The degree opens the door to a variety of career paths so that you can transform public policy.
McGeorge School of Law’s recent webinar, hosted by the online Master of Science in Law (MSL) program, was focused on the dynamic field of Government Law and Policy. The session featured Jamie Taylor, Director of the California Senate Fellows Program and esteemed McGeorge alumnus, who shared his insights on navigating the complexities of government law and the transformative impact of the MSL degree on public sector careers.