Harvard Law School is home to more than 30 research programs and centers, many of which are international in their focus. They provide many opportunities for students to pursue their interests through speaker series, workshops, debates, conferences, collaborative research, pro bono projects and more. The programs and centers also provide a venue for meeting other students with shared interests and for interacting with the rich array of visitors who spend time at HLS every year.
These HLS research programs and centers, among others, offer a significant international, foreign or comparative dimension:
- Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society
- Center on the Legal Profession
- East Asian Legal Studies
- Environmental and Energy Law Program
- Harvard Law School Project on Disability
- Human Rights Program
- Institute for Global Law and Policy
- Julis-Rabinowitz Program on Jewish and Israeli Law
- Labor and Worklife Program
- Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology, and Bioethics
- Program in Islamic Law
- Program on Biblical Law and Christian Legal Studies
- Program on Corporate Governance
- Program on International Law and Armed Conflict
- Program on Law and Society in the Muslim World
- Program on Negotiation