University of Maine School of Law Campuses

The University of Maine School of Law's Portland Campus serves as the primary and only location for this public law school, emphasizing rigorous legal education with a focus on practical skills, public service, and Maine-specific legal issues. Located in the vibrant Old Port waterfront district, the campus supports a close-knit community of students and faculty dedicated to preparing graduates for careers in law, government, and advocacy.

• Constitutional Law and Civil Rights
• Environmental and Natural Resources Law
• Business and Corporate Law
• Criminal Law and Procedure
• Family Law and Elder Law
• Intellectual Property and Technology Law
• International and Comparative Law
• Public Interest and Clinical Legal Education
• Taxation and Estate Planning
• Health Law and Bioethics

Key programs include the Juris Doctor (JD) degree with concentrations in various areas, certificate programs in specialized fields like information privacy and ocean and coastal law, and opportunities for dual degrees. The curriculum integrates hands-on clinics, externships, and moot court competitions, fostering skills in advocacy, negotiation, and legal research. Faculty expertise spans diverse areas, supporting research centers focused on law and policy relevant to New England and beyond.