2015 Study Abroad Listings Iceland Polar Law
University of Akureyri Akureyri, Iceland 8/24/2015 - 5/31/2016
Sponsored by University of Akureyri
Application Deadline: 4/1/2015 Tuition: $500
Contact:
rlj@unak.is
Example of classes: Law of the sea, The Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Environmental Law and Biodiversity, Introduction to Polar Law
The University of Akureyri is offering the following studies in Polar Law: a 120 ECTS Master’s Programme leading to a M.A. degree; a 90 ECTS Master’s Programme leading to a LL.M. degree; a 60 ECTS study at the Master’s level leading to a graduate diploma. All courses in Polar Law are taught in English.
Ireland
Ireland (Dublin & Belfast) Study of Law
Queen’s University
Belfast, Ireland & Dublin, Ireland 5/30/2015 - 6/20/2015
Sponsored by Duquesne University School of Law
European Law in Ireland and Wales
Dingle, Ireland; Dublin, Ireland; Bangor. Wales 5/17/2015 - 6/12/2015
Sponsored by University of Missouri-Kansas City
Institute in European and International Law
University College Dublin Dublin, Ireland 6/5/2015- 7/5/2015
Sponsored by University of Tulsa College of Law
International Exchange Pro- gram
University College Dublin Dublin, Ireland 8/18/2015- 5/25/2016
Sponsored by University of Connecticut School of Law
Application Deadline: 5/1/2015 Tuition: $5,200 Contact:
johnsonea@umkc.edu
Example of classes: Law of the European Union, Comparative Consumer Protec- tion, Comparative Criminal Law, European Competition Law
Application Deadline: 4/1/2015 Tuition: $3,550 Contact:
lawstudyabroad@utulsa.edu
Example of classes: Legal Internships, International Intellectual Property, European Union Law, Legal and Ethical Issues in Global Health
Application Deadline: 2/16/2015 Tuition: $26,000 Contact:
lawexchange@uconn.edu
Example of classes: International Eco- nomic Law, Politics of Development, Theory of Human Rights, Trademark Law
Application Deadline: 3/31/2015 Tuition: $4,200 Contact:
connorsr@duq.edu
Example of classes: European Union Law, International Arbitration and Dispute Resolu- tion, International Human Rights Law
This three-week program, taught by Irish faculty, includes European Union Law, Inter- national Arbitration and Dispute Resolution, and International Human Rights Law. Classes meet 9:00 to 1:30 Tuesdays through Fridays, and Mondays from 12:30 to 5:30 to maximize the free time of the students’ weekends. Fees cover teaching materials, tuition, hous- ing, and various dinners and receptions.
See mega castles, experience European cul- ture in Ireland and the U.K., learn about the most progressive law-based collaboration between the 28 sovereign countries under the European Union’s “Single Market’s Four Freedoms”system; learn why U.S. Corpora- tions seek to set up in the EU as their foreign destination, and how the EU has the legal power to block mega-mergers in the U.S.
Opportunity to earn up to six credit hours in above courses plus Int’l and Comp. Children’s Rights with Irish and US professors, with option for four-week internship in Irish gov’t and non-profit agencies (including Offices of Attorney General, Chief State Solicitor, Children’s Rights Alliance and many more) and private barristers, with law students from across the US and Ireland.
Located on the outskirts of Dublin on a beau- tiful university campus, students can study at UCD for the fall or spring semester or the full academic year. UCD traces its origins to the Catholic University of Ireland, founded in 1854 by Cardinal John Henry Newman. With a 320 acre campus, there is a large mix of academic facilities, research institutes, archives and sports facilities.
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