The Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University College of Law, located in Orlando, is a distinguished campus dedicated to legal education with a mission to serve diverse communities and promote social justice. Reestablished in 2000, the College of Law offers a rigorous curriculum designed to prepare students for successful careers in law, public service, and advocacy. The campus provides a supportive learning environment with access to modern facilities and resources tailored to legal studies.
Juris Doctor (J.D.): The flagship program, offering comprehensive legal training in areas such as criminal law, civil rights, environmental law, and business law, with an emphasis on practical skills through clinics and externships.
Part-Time J.D. Program: Designed for working professionals, this program allows flexibility while maintaining the same high standards of legal education.
Legal Clinics: Students gain hands-on experience in areas like family law, mediation, and community advocacy, serving underrepresented clients under faculty supervision.
Certificate Programs: Specialized tracks in areas such as environmental law and international human rights, providing focused expertise for career advancement.
Pre-Law Advising: Support for undergraduate students from the main campus who are preparing for law school admission and careers in the legal field.
The College of Law is committed to producing graduates who are not only skilled attorneys but also leaders in addressing systemic inequities. With a focus on diversity and inclusion, the Orlando campus fosters a collaborative community where students engage in critical discourse and professional development. Its strategic location in downtown Orlando offers proximity to courts, law firms, and government agencies, enhancing opportunities for networking and practical training.
Florida A&M University Main Campus
Tallahassee, Florida, United States
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) Main Campus in Tallahassee is the primary hub for academic and research activities, offering a wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs. Established in 1887, FAMU is a historically Black university renowned for its commitment to excellence in education, particularly in fields that serve underrepresented communities. The campus is home to several colleges and schools, providing diverse academic opportunities for students.
Agriculture and Food Sciences: Programs focus on sustainable farming, food safety, and agribusiness, preparing students for careers in environmental and agricultural industries.
Engineering: Offered through the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, students can pursue degrees in civil, mechanical, electrical, and biomedical engineering with hands-on research opportunities.
Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences: One of the top programs in the nation, it trains future pharmacists and researchers with a focus on health disparities.
Business and Industry: The School of Business offers programs in accounting, finance, and management, emphasizing leadership and entrepreneurship.
Education: Preparing educators and administrators with innovative teaching methods and leadership skills for K-12 and higher education settings.
Law: Located in Orlando (a separate campus), but with foundational courses and pre-law advising available on the main campus.
Nursing: Programs designed to address healthcare needs with a focus on community health and patient care.
The main campus also supports interdisciplinary studies and research initiatives, fostering an environment of innovation and cultural enrichment. With state-of-the-art facilities and a vibrant student life, FAMU's Tallahassee campus remains a cornerstone of academic excellence in Florida.
