BYU Law invests in innovation and leadership across a compelling mix of disciplines that include corpus linguistics, entrepreneurship, poverty alleviation and religious freedom. Founded in 1973, BYU Law is now one of the nation’s leading law schools.
Founded in 1971, BYU Law School receives support from and is affiliated with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Our students learn in an intellectually and spiritually invigorating community where they look forward to using their legal skills in service throughout the world. The development of moral character and enlightened devotion to the rule of law are hallmarks of a BYU Law School education.
The mission of BYU Law School is to teach the laws of men in the light of the laws of God. The Law School strives to be worthy in all respects of the name it bears, and to provide an education that is spiritually strengthening, intellectually enlarging, and character building, thus leading to lifelong learning and service.
