The University of Dayton School of Law offers a 100% online Government Contracting program with live and interactive classes where you can receive your Master in the Study of Law (M.S.L.).
If you have questions, you can schedule an online visit with a member of our team
Our remote learning technology makes it easy to experience the full program online wherever you are.
Our courses are taught in real-time to encourage active learning and provide the opportunity for live feedback and interaction between faculty and students. Each class meets once a week, scheduled for the working professional, allowing you to learn and work at the same time.
This course sits within the UD School of Law and you will receive a Master of Law degree (M.S.L.), but no GMAT, GRE, or LSAT is required for program admission.
This program is designed by seasoned industry and government experts to fast-track participants into the next step of their career in contracting and procurement—whether you are just starting out or already in the field.
Taught by working government professionals and created by experts in the industry. Gain valuable insight into the inner workings of the industry and grow your professional network.
The Master in the Study of Law (M.S.L.) in Government Contracting & Procurement program at UDSL considers and uses the National Contract Management Association's (NCMA) ANSI-approved Contract Management Standard™ (CMS) as the basis of its program and course curricula to enable our students' proficiency and skills they need to succeed in the workforce. The program's alignment with the CMS prepares our students for NCMA's certification exams, such as the Certified Contract Management Associate (CCMA) certification, which demonstrates proficiency in the CMS and is a strong stepping stone into the contract management profession. Adoption of the CMS demonstrates our continued commitment to driving student success through instruction of the phases, domains, competencies, and skills that are common across the contract management profession and career advancement.
Generous financial aid, military and veteran benefits, and corporate and government tuition deferment, assistance, and reimbursement options are available to eligible participants. Read more about financial aid.
You can also earn an M.S.L. degree in Program Management. In that program you will master the art of program management and develop the skills necessary to be a leader in the field.
Parallax hired a new graduate from the University of Dayton's Government Contracting and Procurement program, and although she only had a couple years of experience in the field, with her M.S.L. from UD she displayed the equivalent proficiency of a contract administrator with 7+ years of experience.
The Master in the Study of Law (M.S.L.) in Government Contracting & Procurement program at UDSL considers and uses the National Contract Management Association's (NCMA) ANSI-approved Contract Management Standard™ (CMS) as the basis of its program and course curricula to enable our students' proficiency and skills they need to succeed in the workforce.