U.S. Health Law Certificate
The U.S. Health Law Certificate is designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge of health care law and regulation in the U.S., including public health programs and regulations, health care access and financing, the private insurance market, and Medicaid. Our renowned full-time faculty members teach a variety of courses in U.S. health law and provide advice on the development of the curriculum. Our adjunct faculty, all leading domestic health law and policy practitioners, draw on their wealth of experience to equip our students with the skills to practice in this growing and changing field.
This certificate may be completed as a stand-alone program or as part of a Georgetown Law LL.M. program, including the National and Global Health Law LL.M. Georgetown Law J.D. students are not eligible to pursue this certificate as part of their J.D. studies.
| Requirement | U.S.-Trained Students | Foreign-Trained Students |
|---|---|---|
| Specialization Credits Required | 10 | 10 |
| Program Course Requirements | 1) Regulating Private Health Insurance and Health Care Prices: Legal and Policy Disputes; 2) Health Law and Regulation | 1) Regulating Private Health Insurance and Health Care Prices: Legal and Policy Disputes; 2) Health Law and Regulation |
| GPA Requirement | A minimum grade point average of B- must be attained in the courses that are counted toward the Certificate’s specialization requirements. | A minimum grade point average of B- must be attained in the courses that are counted toward the Certificate’s specialization requirements. |
Contact Information
To learn more, please contact:
Sarah Bosha, Program Director of the Health Law LL.M. Program
Phone: (202) 661-6664
Please address any questions about admissions to the Office of Graduate Admissions