2015 Study Abroad Listings China, cont. Summer Study in Shanghai
East China University of Politics and Law
Shanghai, China 6/15/2015 - 7/12/2015
Sponsored by Willamette University College of Law
Tulane Institute of Chinese Law & Business Transactions
Fudan University Shanghai, China 7/20/2015- 7/31/2015
Sponsored by Tulane University
International Business & Trade Law
Nankai University Tianjin, China
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Sponsored by Stetson University College of Law
Application Deadline: 5/1/2015 Tuition: $2,400 Contact:
lawabroad@tulane.edu
Example of classes: Introduction to Chinese Law, Doing Business With and In China: Regulation of International Business and Trade
Application Deadline: 3/1/2015 Tuition: $5,324,00 Contact:
kcohen@law.stetson.edu
Example of classes: Economic Constitu- tionalism & Reform in Asia, Comparative Chinese & U.S. Maritime Practice and Procedure, Intellectual Property Rights & International Trade Disputes
Application Deadline: 3/15/2015 Tuition: $3,900 Contact:
jnafziger@willamette.edu
Example of classes: Legal History: China in Today’s World, Structure of the Legal System, Foreign Trade Law, Contract Law
Hosted by the top-ranked East China Univer- sity of Politics and Law, Willamette’s College of Law Summer Program in Shanghai is a 4-week legal and cultural exchange. High- lights include classes in Chinese law and international transactions, field trips to legal and business centers and discussions with Chinese professors, lawyers and officials. Six hours of ABA-approved credit available. CLE pending.
This program will provide registrants with a broad range of exposure to Chinese law and the practice of law in and with Chinese busi- nesses and institutions. The courses will all be taught in English by outstanding Chinese law professors from the China University of Political Science & Law in Beijing and Fudan University in Shanghai. Internship opportuni- ties will be available after the program.
During this four-week study abroad program, students will learn about the legal system in China and the changes likely to occur because of the international business sector. Already a major economic force, China’s par- ticipation in leading financial organizations such as the World Trade Organization has its beginnings in the Chinese legal system and will ultimately affect that system.
Colombia Semester Abroad
Universidad Sergio Arboleda Bogota, Colombia 7/20/2015- 11/27/2015
Sponsored by American University Wash- ington College of Law
Semester Abroad
Universidad del Rosario Bogota, Colombia 7/27/2015- 11/30/2015
Sponsored by American University Wash- ington College of Law
Application Deadline: 3/1/2015 Tuition: $24,331 (+fees) - 12 credits Contact:
studyabroad@wcl.american.edu
Example of classes: Administrative Law, Transitional Justice, Commercial Law,International Law
Application Deadline: 3/1/2015 Tuition: $24,331 (+fees) - 12 credits Contact:
studyabroad@wcl.american.edu
Example of classes: International Public Law, Commercial Law, Intellectual Property
In addition to detailed instruction in all disciplines of law, the Universidad Sergio Arboleda provides training in the philosophi- cal and linguistic elements of the law. The school seeks to train lawyers to hold a high standard of ethics in all applications of the law. As a result, the school has a strong philosophical and humanistic character. Spanish proficiency required.
At Rosario’s School of Law students acquire the ability to describe, analyze, evaluate and interpret the various provisions of national and international legal systems. The law school allows for specialization in several areas of law such as International Law and Administrative Law. Spanish proficiency is required.
ILSA Quarterly » volume 23 » issue 2 » December 2014
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