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Experience the executive, legislative, and judicial heart of Raleigh, one of the nation’s fastest-growing and most vibrant cities.

Develop practice-ready skills in a collaborative environment
Serve the community while gaining practical experience

Our location in downtown Raleigh is a legal learning laboratory.

Our experienced faculty offers unique perspectives and expert instruction.

Our graduates are prepared to practice, serve and lead.

Traditional Program The curriculum stems from our commitment to a professional legal education, combining theoretical inquiry with practical skills development. Learn more about our program

Campbell FLEX Campbell FLEX allows students to earn a life-changing degree at their own pace with a schedule based on their personal and professional needs. Learn more about Campbell FLEX

Clinical Programs All four of our legal clinics provide students with practical, hands-on experience while offering valuable services to low-income members of our community. Learn more about our clinical programs

International Opportunities Campbell Law provides students with opportunities to gain global perspective and experience through various partnerships and programs. Learn more about international opportunities

Come for a career, leave with a community

Campbell Law’s robust alumni network provides endless opportunities for networking and engagement.

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NEWS

Academics & Outcomes

Law graduates earn highest July N.C. Bar Exam first-time pass rate since 2012

RALEIGH — Campbell Law School saw its highest first-time pass rate — 92 percent — on the July 2019 North… More on this post

September 13, 2019

Law

Campbell Law names Josue Jimenez as assistant director of admissions

RALEIGH — Josue Jimenez ’17 has joined the Campbell University Norman Adrian Wiggins School of Law at as its assistant… More on this post

September 12, 2019

Photo of Professor Lucas Osborn posing in chapel in a dark suit and tie

Law

Law Professor Lucas S. Osborn publishes first book on 3D printing

RALEIGH – Intellectual property (IP) laws were originally drafted for tangible objects. 3D printing technology, which digitizes objects and offers… More on this post

September 11, 2019

BLOG

A Senior Law Clinic student is pictured with an elderly man she helped

Spotlights

Need for legal services for older adults dramatically increasing

EDITOR’S NOTE: The following post originally appeared in the Campbell Law Observer. Maine recently hit a crucial milestone, which many… More on this post

September 13, 2019