By investigating the nature and significance of law in widely different cultures and historical periods, this program provides students with a broadly comparative perspective on the nature of legal thought and practice. Special features of the Law, Technology and Culture program offered by New Jersey Institute of Technology include: an interdisciplinary curriculum focused on law in relation to technology, media, environment, health, and culture.

An honors orientation, hands-on internships in law; a senior seminar in law, technology and culture; and a patent law option available to students pursuing careers as patent attorneys or patent examiners are among the benefits of this program that also. includes the opportunity for exceptionally well-qualified students to matriculate in an accelerated BA/JD program with the Seton Hall School of Law. In this "3 + 3" program students study for three years at NJIT and move on to Seton Hall School of Law or Pace School of Law to combine their senior year of the Bachelor of Arts in Law, Technology and Culture with their first year of law school.

Students who seek to pursue a career in law or related fields can study under the guidance of faculty who have specialized professionally in

• legal and constitutional development
• the role of law in science, medicine, and business
• legal influences on media and communications
• the interaction of law, policy, and politics

In addition to our innovative curriculum, students who major in Law, Technology and Culture benefit from personal guidance in

• crafting an individualized course of study
• planning and applying to professional school