Courses
Promoting education, discussion, research and writing, the Media Center
has contributed to the development of a unique program in media law. NYLS
students, preparing for a legal career in the fields of communications and
intellectual property, are able to build a nexus of roughly 20 specialty
courses. Link
for Full Course Descriptions.
The Media Regulatory Law Curriculum
- Administrative Law
- Antitrust
- Defamation, Privacy & Publicity
- Broadcasting Regulation in European States
- Cable Television Law
- Computers, Internet, and the Law
- Entertainment Law: Drafting & Negotiation
- European Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law
- Federal Regulation of Electronic Media
- Mass Communications & Telecommunications Law: Advanced
Topics
- Media Law Seminar & Workshop
- Sports Law
- Telecommunications Economics
- Telecommunications Policy
Intellectual Property Law Curriculum
- Administrative Law
- Art Law
- Copyright & Literary Property
- Copyright Law Seminar & Workshop
- Entertainment Law
- Entertainment Law: Drafting and Negotiation (summer term)
- European Copyright & Intellectual Property
- Intellectual Property
- Law and Technology of Electronic Government and Electronic
Democracy
- Law, Computers and the Internet
- Patent Claim Drafting
- Patent Law
- Publishing Law
- Sports Law
- Trademark & Unfair Competition
Media & Entertainment Law
- Administrative Law
- Antitrust
- Broadcasting Regulation in European States (summer term)
- Cable Television & Telecommunications Law
- Computers, Information Technology & Law
- Entertainment Law
- Entetainment Law: Drafting & Negotiation (summer term)
- European Telecommunications and Broadcasting Law
- Law and Technology of Electronic Government and Electronic
Democracy
- Mass Communications & Telecommunications Law: Advanced
Topics
- Media Law Seminar & Workshop
- Regulation of the Electronic Mass Media
Link to a complete listing of New York Law School
courses