Recipient of the 2011 Andrew Heiskell Award for Innovation in International Education Recipient of the 2011 Andrew Heiskell Award for Innovation in International Education
Recipient of the 2011 Andrew Heiskell Award for Innovation in International Education Recipient of the 2011 Andrew Heiskell Award for Innovation in International Education
Recipient of the 2011 Andrew Heiskell Award for Innovation in International Education Recipient of the 2011 Andrew Heiskell Award for Innovation in International Education
Spearheaded by Georgetown Law, the Center for Transnational Legal Studies is a London-based partnership of over twenty of the world’s leading law faculties. Students and faculty from five continents explore transnational legal issues in a unique setting without any “host school,” “domestic jurisdiction,” or “majority nationality.” The initiative is premised on a belief that, as legal practice becomes increasingly “transnational,” the best legal education must include exposure to ideas, faculty, and fellow students from many different legal systems.
Spearheaded by Georgetown Law, the Center for Transnational Legal Studies is a London-based partnership of over twenty of the world’s leading law faculties. Students and faculty from five continents explore transnational legal issues in a unique setting without any “host school,” “domestic jurisdiction,” or “majority nationality.” The initiative is premised on a belief that, as legal practice becomes increasingly “transnational,” the best legal education must include exposure to ideas, faculty, and fellow students from many different legal systems.
Spearheaded by Georgetown Law, the Center for Transnational Legal Studies is a London-based partnership of over twenty of the world’s leading law faculties. Students and faculty from five continents explore transnational legal issues in a unique setting without any “host school,” “domestic jurisdiction,” or “majority nationality.” The initiative is premised on a belief that, as legal practice becomes increasingly “transnational,” the best legal education must include exposure to ideas, faculty, and fellow students from many different legal systems.
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Students attend CTLS for one or, in limited cases, two terms to take courses in international, transnational, and comparative law. Most students enroll after being nominated by one of the Center’s Partner schools. Others may enroll, on a selective basis, as independent students.
globalization and transnational law.
Students attend CTLS for one or, in limited cases, two terms to take courses in international, transnational, and comparative law. Most students enroll after being nominated by one of the Center’s Partner schools. Others may enroll, on a selective basis, as independent students.
Students attend CTLS for one or, in limited cases, two terms to take courses in international, transnational, and comparative law. Most students enroll after being nominated by one of the Center’s Partner schools. Others may enroll, on a selective basis, as independent students.
For application materials and other information, please contact
transnational@law.georgetown.edu. For application materials and other information, please contact
transnational@law.georgetown.edu.
For application materials and other information, please contact
transnational@law.georgetown.edu. For application materials and other information, please contact
transnational@law.georgetown.edu.
For application materials and other information, please contact
transnational@law.georgetown.edu. GLOBAL PARTNER SCHOOLSGLOBAL PARTNER SCHOOLS
GLOBAL PARTNER SCHOOLSGLOBAL PARTNER SCHOOLS
Bucerius Law School (Germany) Católica Global School of Law (Portugal)
Bucerius Law School (Germany) Católica Global School of Law (Portugal)
Bucerius Law School (Germany) Católica Global School of Law (Portugal)
Bucerius Law School (Germany) Católica Global School of Law (Portugal)
College of Management Academic Studies Law School (Israel) Diego Portales University (Chile) ESADE (Spain)* Free University of Berlin (Germany)* University of Fribourg (Switzerland)* Georgetown University Law Center (US)* Hebrew University (Israel)*
Bucerius Law School (Germany) Católica Global School of Law (Portugal)
College of Management Academic Studies Law School (Israel) Diego Portales University (Chile) ESADE (Spain)* Free University of Berlin (Germany)* University of Fribourg (Switzerland)* Georgetown University Law Center (US)* Hebrew University (Israel)*
Bucerius Law School (Germany) Católica Global School of Law (Portugal)
College of Management Academic Studies Law School (Israel) Diego Portales University (Chile) ESADE (Spain)* Free University of Berlin (Germany)* University of Fribourg (Switzerland)* Georgetown University Law Center (US)* Hebrew University (Israel)*
College of Management Academic Studies Law School (Israel) Diego Portales University (Chile) ESADE (Spain)* Free University of Berlin (Germany)* University of Fribourg (Switzerland)* Georgetown University Law Center (US)* Hebrew University (Israel)*
College of Management Academic Studies Law School (Israel) Diego Portales University (Chile) ESADE (Spain)* Free University of Berlin (Germany)* University of Fribourg (Switzerland)* Georgetown University Law Center (US)* Hebrew University (Israel)*
College of Management Academic Studies Law School (Israel) Diego Portales University (Chile) ESADE (Spain)* Free University of Berlin (Germany)* University of Fribourg (Switzerland)* Georgetown University Law Center (US)* Hebrew University (Israel)*
King’s College London (UK)* University of Melbourne (Australia)* Moscow State University (Russia) National Law School of India University (India) National University of Singapore (Singapore)* UNAM (Mexico)*
King’s College London (UK)* University of Melbourne (Australia)* Moscow State University (Russia) National Law School of India University (India) National University of Singapore (Singapore)* UNAM (Mexico)*
King’s College London (UK)* University of Melbourne (Australia)* Moscow State University (Russia) National Law School of India University (India) National University of Singapore (Singapore)* UNAM (Mexico)*
King’s College London (UK)* University of Melbourne (Australia)* Moscow State University (Russia) National Law School of India University (India) National University of Singapore (Singapore)* UNAM (Mexico)*
Peking University School of Transnational Law (China) Queen’s University Belfast (UK) Tecnológico de Monterrey (Mexico)
King’s College London (UK)* University of Melbourne (Australia)* Moscow State University (Russia) National Law School of India University (India) National University of Singapore (Singapore)* UNAM (Mexico)*
Peking University School of Transnational Law (China) Queen’s University Belfast (UK) Tecnológico de Monterrey (Mexico)
King’s College London (UK)* University of Melbourne (Australia)* Moscow State University (Russia) National Law School of India University (India) National University of Singapore (Singapore)* UNAM (Mexico)*
Peking University School of Transnational Law (China) Queen’s University Belfast (UK) Tecnológico de Monterrey (Mexico)
Peking University School of Transnational Law (China) Queen’s University Belfast (UK) Tecnológico de Monterrey (Mexico)
Peking University School of Transnational Law (China) Queen’s University Belfast (UK) Tecnológico de Monterrey (Mexico)
Peking University School of Transnational Law (China) Queen’s University Belfast (UK) Tecnológico de Monterrey (Mexico)
Universidad de Los Andes (Colombia) University of Auckland (New Zealand) University of São Paulo (Brazil)* University of Torino (Italy)* University of Toronto (Canada)* Yonsei University (South Korea)
University of São Paulo (Brazil)* University of São Paulo (Brazil)*
University of São Paulo (Brazil)* University of São Paulo (Brazil)*
University of Torino (Italy)*
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Yonsei University (South Korea) Yonsei University (South Korea)
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Universidad de Los Andes (Colombia) Universidad de Los Andes (Colombia)
Universidad de Los Andes (Colombia) Universidad de Los Andes (Colombia)
University of Auckland (New Zealand) University of Auckland (New Zealand)
University of Auckland (New Zealand) University of Auckland (New Zealand)
Universidad de Los Andes (Colombia) University of Auckland (New Zealand) University of São Paulo (Brazil)* University of Torino (Italy)* University of Toronto (Canada)* Yonsei University (South Korea)
For application materials and other information, please contact
transnational@law.georgetown.edu. GLOBAL PARTNER SCHOOLSGLOBAL PARTNER SCHOOLS
Students attend CTLS for one or, in limited cases, two terms to take courses in international, transnational, and comparative law. Most students enroll after being nominated by one of the Center’s Partner schools. Others may enroll, on a selective basis, as independent students.
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Students attend CTLS for one or, in limited cases, two terms to take courses in international, transnational, and comparative law. Most students enroll after being nominated by one of the Center’s Partner schools. Others may enroll, on a selective basis, as independent students.
Students attend CTLS for one or, in limited cases, two terms to take courses in international, transnational, and comparative law. Most students enroll after being nominated by one of the Center’s Partner schools. Others may enroll, on a selective basis, as independent students.
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Spearheaded by Georgetown Law, the Center for Transnational Legal Studies is a London-based partnership of over twenty of the world’s leading law faculties. Students and faculty from five continents explore transnational legal issues in a unique setting without any “host school,” “domestic jurisdiction,” or “majority nationality.” The initiative is premised on a belief that, as legal practice becomes increasingly “transnational,” the best legal education must include exposure to ideas, faculty, and fellow students from many different legal systems.
Spearheaded by Georgetown Law, the Center for Transnational Legal Studies is a London-based partnership of over twenty of the world’s leading law faculties. Students and faculty from five continents explore transnational legal issues in a unique setting without any “host school,” “domestic jurisdiction,” or “majority nationality.” The initiative is premised on a belief that, as legal practice becomes increasingly “transnational,” the best legal education must include exposure to ideas, faculty, and fellow students from many different legal systems.
Spearheaded by Georgetown Law, the Center for Transnational Legal Studies is a London-based partnership of over twenty of the world’s leading law faculties. Students and faculty from five continents explore transnational legal issues in a unique setting without any “host school,” “domestic jurisdiction,” or “majority nationality.” The initiative is premised on a belief that, as legal practice becomes increasingly “transnational,” the best legal education must include exposure to ideas, faculty, and fellow students from many different legal systems.
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