Fellowships, Mentorship & Global Learning

Real-world experiences that shape who you are and who you’ll become.

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At the Brandeis School of Law, we believe legal education should be immersive, personal, and purposeful. Whether you're gaining hands-on experience through a public service fellowship, building confidence and connection with a faculty mentor, or expanding your worldview through international study, these opportunities are designed to support your growth as both a lawyer and a leader.

Explore the pathways below to learn how students build real skills—and real impact—beyond the classroom.

Fellowships, Mentorship & Global Learning

Brandeis Law connects students to life-changing opportunities, from funded fellowships and dedicated mentors to international study and advocacy.

Student Fellowships

Brandeis Law offers a variety of competitive fellowships that allow students to engage in public service, social justice, and legal research. These experiences often include direct client service, policy work, and community-based advocacy—helping students develop deep knowledge and a strong sense of purpose in their chosen field.

Louis D. Brandeis Mentorship Program

This unique program pairs students with dedicated faculty and staff mentors who provide individualized support, encouragement, and guidance throughout law school. The program includes the First-Generation Peer Mentor Connection and is a powerful way to build relationships, navigate challenges, and find community at Brandeis.

International Opportunities

From summer study abroad programs to semester exchanges and globally focused externships, Brandeis Law helps students explore legal systems around the world. These experiences are designed to deepen understanding of international law, cross-cultural advocacy, and global perspectives on justice.