Events/Webinars

Events/Webinars

Faculty Q&A: The Power of Administration and Public Policy Education

Faculty Q&A: The Power of Public Policy and Administration Education

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.

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Advance your career in MSL in Business Law webinar

How the MSL in Business Law Can Help Advance Your Career

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.

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A front row seat to systems change webinar

A Front-Row Seat to Systems Change

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.

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Law, Policy, or Administartion Decoding the MSL, MPP, and MPA Webinar

Law, Policy, or Administration? Decoding the MSL, MPP, and MPA

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.

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Transforming Public Policy with an Online MSL Degree

Public policy shapes everything around us. It is the laws, regulations, guidelines, and actions to solve or address relevant and real-world problems, guided by a conception and often implemented by programs. Governmental bodies identify and address societal issues and reach collective goals through public policy. At every level, people are intricately involved in advocating for positive change within public policy. They can be lawmakers, lobbyists, politicians, or grassroots campaigners. If enacting change is your goal, there are a variety of ways to get there.

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Breaking Down Complex Legal Concepts for Non-Lawyers

A common school of thought is that to work in the legal field, you have to be a lawyer. This is far from the case (pun intended). Plenty of people – including lobbyists and even politicians, who help make laws – are not attorneys. You can work within your legal system as long as you understand it.

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Learn Environmental Law without a Law Degree

A specialized degree opens doors for you to advance your career, whether you have an established career or are looking to break into the field. McGeorge School of Law offers an MSL graduate degrees in Water and Environmental Law for students that range from recent graduates to working professionals.

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