Get involved in student organizations at Columbia Law School and engage with students interested in transactional law, corporate governance, and corporate responsibility. J.D./M.B.A. students participate in a number of student organizations ranging from the Columbia Business Law Association to the Law & Entrepreneurial Society.
Additionally, the Columbia J.D./MBA Association was created to provide students interested in the intersection of law and business with resources and a supportive community. They serve as the primary forum for J.D./MBA students and those considering the joint degree to connect with each other. THeir mission is to help members grow and find a sense of community, in partnership with Columbia Law School, Columbia Business School, and the Richard Paul Richman Center for Business, Law, and Public Policy.
Columbia Law School is also home to 14 law journals, including the Columbia Law Review, one of the world’s leading publications of legal scholarship. Working on a law journal gives you the opportunity to hone your writing and editing skills, immerse yourself in top-quality scholarship, participate in American legal culture and tradition, and join a thriving micro-community within the Law School. Learn about student journals here.
At Columbia Business School, choose from more than 100 student-led clubs that provide you with a unique set of opportunities to enhance your leadership skills, build relationships with peers and alumni, and network with business leaders through conferences and seminars.
Learn more about student organizations at Columbia Law School and Columbia Business School.
