法学博士-法学

法学博士（JD）是专业学位，也是在美国执业法律所需的第一学位。在天普大学，学生可以在三年制的全日制课程中获得法学博士学位，而在晚上和兼职的四年制中则可获得法学博士学位。法理学研究法律历史和法律背后的哲学，法律如何随着时间而变化，以及社会如何影响新法律的产生。通过向学生介绍法律奖学金的历史发展，法学研究为律师提供了一定程度的专业素养。它也可以像研究计算机操作系统一样，提高学生使用特定软件的实际能力，从而加深了学生在具体情况下使用法律的实际能力。坦普尔的法学课程允许学生从理论上和实践上探索法律，并鼓励学生提高
The Juris Doctor (J.D.) is a professional degree and the first degree required to practice law in the United States. At Temple, students can earn a J.D. in three years in the full-time division or in four years in the evening and part-time divisions. Temple's J.D. program delivers the knowledge, skills, experience, and professionalism necessary to excel at the practice of law. Litigation Basics and Introduction to Transactional Skills courses get students on their feet within a few weeks of the start of law school, while our highly regarded Legal Research and Writing program helps them develop the strong practice skills for which Temple graduates are well-known. Diverse doctrinal, experiential, and integrated courses, all led by accomplished faculty, ensure that every Temple student has access to a world-class legal education, no matter what his or her area of interest.<br><br>Jurisprudence is the study of legal history and the philosophy behind law, how laws change through time, and how society influences the creation of new laws. The study of jurisprudence provides lawyers with a measure of professional literacy by introducing students to the historical development of legal scholarship. It also deepens students' practical ability to use law in concrete situations in the same way that studying a computer operating system would improve one's practical ability to use specific software. Temple's jurisprudence curriculum allows students to explore law theoretically as well as practically and encourages students to sharpen their critical and analytical skills so that they will become thoughtful practicing attorneys and active law reformers. Jurisprudence courses afford the opportunity to evaluate and criticize our legal system, to consider the relationship between law and justice, and to reflect upon alternative schemes of legal regulation. Students come away with an understanding of the fundamental and unavoidable role that value choices play in the resolution of legal disputes.