Make Equitable Employment a Possibility for All
Yes, it’s a tall order, but with an M.S. in Employment Law from Nova Southeastern University’s Shepard Broad College of Law, you will have what it takes to make a significant impact. In NSU’s program, some of the nation’s top legal experts in employment law will prepare you with essential knowledge in areas such as wages and benefits, occupational safety, discrimination and harassment, medical leave, unions and bargaining units, and workplace privacy. Build a deeper understanding of legal remedies, a working knowledge of the legal system in your field, and a vocabulary that will help you navigate legal issues in business settings.
NSU is recognized by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) to offer Professional Development Credits (PDCs) for SHRM-CP® or SHRM-SCP® recertification activities.
Quick Facts
Curriculum
NSU's Master of Science in Employment Law program is 36 credits and can be completed in as little as two years. Choose from three concentrations.
Delivery Options
Classes for the M.S. in Employment Law are offered fully online.
Tuition
Start Dates
Program start dates are available in September (Fall term), January (Winter term), April (Spring term) and June (Summer term).
Enhance Your Degree with an Employment Law Concentration
Uncover legal insights that allow you to enact real change
Career Potential
Master of Science in Employment Law Curriculum
Note: M.S. in Law degree programs do not prepare students to practice law or sit for a bar examination. Only the professional J.D. degree will prepare you to practice law.
Visit the M.S. in Employment Law curriculum to view detailed course descriptions.
The Master of Science in Law Program has seven expected learning outcomes for students in each program.
Access to NSU Alumni Career Services
NSU Alumni have access to career services offered by the Office of Career Development (CAPS) including job search assistance and interview preparation.