Suffolk University

What you'll study

Coursework covers legal and scientific topics that support work in life sciences organisations. Areas explicitly listed in the programme materials include:

• Biotechnology business
• Genetics
• Data security
• Intellectual property law
• Regulatory compliance law
• Clinical research
• Molecular biology

Entry requirements

The public programme description references standard graduate admission processes and provides contact points for the Office of Graduate Admission and the Assistant Dean of Graduate Law Programs. Note: as of Fall 2026 the programme is no longer accepting applications for new student enrollment. Prospective applicants were directed to contact the Graduate Admission office or the Assistant Dean for details.

Career prospects

The MSLL prepares graduates for roles that bridge science, regulation and business in life sciences firms. The school cites regional labour-market growth in Massachusetts for life sciences jobs and rising employer demand for master’s‑level candidates, indicating opportunities in compliance, quality, IP support, clinical research administration and related fields.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

As a STEM‑designated degree, the programme qualified international graduates for up to 36 additional months of OPT work authorisation. The programme page also points prospective students to Suffolk’s graduate admission offices for information on financial aid and funding options.