For many years, The John Marshall Law School has served as a leader within the legal community in addressing issues of information technology law and policy. A John Marshall education prepares lawyers and other professionals to thrive in the global electronic marketplace. John Marshall offered courses in computer law and privacy even before establishing the Center for Information Technology and Privacy Law in 1983.

The Center provides a formal structure for a wide variety of activities, including courses, conferences and continuing education seminars, scholarly publications, student organizations, competitions, and other programs related to the field of information technology law.

LL.M. Degree in Information Technology Law

M.S. Degree in Information Technology Law

Center for Information Technology and Privacy Law