Doctor of Juridical Science

The Doctor of Juridical Science (S.J.D.) is the terminal degree in law designed for individuals interested in academia. If you are seeking an academic position at a college or university, an S.J.D. will stand you in good stead. There is no set curriculum for the S.J.D. Instead, it?s a research-based degree. To complete your candidacy, you?ll be required to produce a dissertation of publishable quality constituting an original and scholarly contribution to the area of law you have chosen.
It ordinarily takes three years to complete an S.J.D. degree, and you are required to complete, submit, and successfully defend your dissertation within five calendar years of the date of admission. As an S.J.D. graduate, you will have the opportunity to publish your work on the ScholarWorks network at Indiana University. This network makes your research available to lawyers and legal scholars worldwide.

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