Students in the JD program may earn a specialization certificate in IP Law by completing required coursework, including clinical experience, supervised research projects, or participation in moot court competitions. In addition, GGU's Intellectual Property Law Center (IPLC) sponsors and develops various activities for students in the local legal community, one of the most robust and sophisticated legal markets for IP law in the world. The Center publishes a unique peer-reviewed academic IP Law Journal, The IP Law Book Review, and supports the annual Intellectual Property Law Conference.

• Completed and signed Application Form; • Personal Statement; • Resume or Curriculum Vitae (C.V.); • Character and Fitness Addendum (if applicable); • Letters of Recommendation; • Law School Transcripts (translated if not in English); • Interview (if applicable); and • Non-US applicants must submit additional documents Applicants who received their degrees outside the United States must satisfy the Admissions Committee of the proficiency of their English language abilities. An official TOEFL score report sent directly from the Education Testing Service (ETS) to the appropriate program at GGU Law satisfies this requirement. Visit the TOEFL Website.