Health Law Curriculum at Harvard Law School

Harvard Law School has one of the strongest, most diverse health law curriculums in the country. For the 2007-08 academic year, the Harvard Law School will offer close to a dozen courses, six during the 2007 fall semester alone. Links to upcoming and recent course descriptions appear below.

Combined with the vast resources at the Law School and Harvard University, affiliates of the Center benefit from Boston’s preeminence as a magnet for biotechnology firms and health policy related organizations, adding uniquely to the depth and variety of resources available to students. Personal and frequent interaction with the world’s leading scholars and practitioners in the fields of health law policy, biotechnology and bioethics is an unparalleled advantage of the experience Harvard Law School offers in these fields.

2007-2008 ACADEMIC YEAR

FALL '07
Comparing Ethics & Practice in Law & Medicine – William Sage
Ethics and Biotechology Seminar – Michael Sandel
Health Care Law – William Sage
Health Care Policy Reading Group – Einer Elhauge
Health Law Policy & Bioethics Workshop – Einer Elhauge & Russell Korobkin
Stem Cell Research: Seminar – Russell Korobkin

WINTER '08
Food & Drug Law – Peter Hutt
Psychiatry & Law – Alan Stone

SPRING '08
Ethics & Health Policy – Norman Daniels
Genetics & Reproductive Technology: Seminar – I. Glenn Cohen
Law & Public Health – Michelle Mello

2006-2007 ACADEMIC YEAR

FALL '06
Health Care Law – Anup Malani
Health Law Policy & Bioethics Workshop – Einer Elhauge

WINTER '07
Psychiatry & Law Course – Alan Stone
Food & Drug Law – Peter Hutt
Political Economy of Health Care – Daniel Kessler

SPRING '07
Ethics & Health Policy – Norman Daniels
Law & Public Health – Michelle Mello


	Health Law Curriculum at Harvard Law School Harvard Law School has one of the strongest, most diverse health law curriculums in the country. For the 2007-08 academic year, the Harvard Law School will offer close to a dozen courses, six during the 2007 fall semester alone. Links to upcoming and recent course descriptions appear below. Combined with the vast resources at the Law School and Harvard University, affiliates of the Center benefit from Boston’s preeminence as a magnet for biotechnology firms and health policy related organizations, adding uniquely to the depth and variety of resources available to students. Personal and frequent interaction with the world’s leading scholars and practitioners in the fields of health law policy, biotechnology and bioethics is an unparalleled advantage of the experience Harvard Law School offers in these fields. 2007-2008 ACADEMIC YEAR FALL '07 Comparing Ethics & Practice in Law & Medicine – William Sage Ethics and Biotechology Seminar – Michael Sandel Health Care Law – William Sage Health Care Policy Reading Group – Einer Elhauge Health Law Policy & Bioethics Workshop – Einer Elhauge & Russell Korobkin Stem Cell Research: Seminar – Russell Korobkin WINTER '08 Food & Drug Law – Peter Hutt Psychiatry & Law – Alan Stone SPRING '08 Ethics & Health Policy – Norman Daniels Genetics & Reproductive Technology: Seminar – I. Glenn Cohen Law & Public Health – Michelle Mello 2006-2007 ACADEMIC YEAR FALL '06 Health Care Law – Anup Malani Health Law Policy & Bioethics Workshop – Einer Elhauge WINTER '07 Psychiatry & Law Course – Alan Stone Food & Drug Law – Peter Hutt Political Economy of Health Care – Daniel Kessler SPRING '07 Ethics & Health Policy – Norman Daniels Law & Public Health – Michelle Mello There couldn't be a more exciting place or time to study these complex, interdisciplinary fields than at Harvard. The vast institutional resources of the Law School and the vibrant intellectual community at the Petrie-Flom Center make for an unequalled academic environment in which to pursue studies in health law.

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