2015 Study Abroad Listings Israel Haifa Summer Law Institute
University of Haifa Tel Aviv, Israel 7/5/2015- 7/31/2015
Sponsored by University of Baltimore School of Law
Four-Week Israel Study Abroad Program
Bar Ilan University Tel Aviv, Israel 6/7/2015- 7/2/2015
Sponsored by Whittier Law School
International and Comparative Law in Israel
Bar Ilan University Tel Aviv, Israel 6/7/2015-6/18/2015 & 6/21/2015- 7/2/2015
Sponsored by Whittier Law School Semester Abroad
Bar Ilan University Tel Aviv, Israel
10/19/2015 - 1/29/2016
Sponsored by American University Wash- ington College of Law
Application Deadline: 5/1/2015
Tuition: $4,900 tuition plus non-refundable enrollment fee of $200 before March 31, or $400 beginning April
Contact:
ncogan@law.whittier.edu
Example of classes: Christian and Jewish Legal Traditions, Freedoms and Rights, Genocide and the law
Application Deadline: 5/1/2015
Tuition: $3700 plus non-refundable enroll- ment fee of $200 before March 31st, or $400 beginning April 1st.
Contact:
ncogan@law.whittier.edu
Example of classes: Christian and Jewish Legal Traditions, Freedoms and Rights, Genocide and the law
Application Deadline: 3/1/2015 Tuition: $24,331 (+fees) - 12 credits Contact:
studyabroad@wcl.american.edu
Example of classes: Immigration Law, Universal Jurisdiction in International Law, Introduction to Lawyering Skills and Values
Application Deadline: 2/27/2015 Tuition: $4,500 (includes housing) Contact:
lawstudyabroad@ubalt.edu
Example of classes: Comparative Civil Liberties, TBA
The program is designed primarily for American law students who have completed at least their first year of study. All classes are conducted in English. Courses focus on comparative international law and are taught by American and Israeli professors. The academic program includes field trips to Jerusalem, with exclusive tours of the Israeli Parliament (the Knesset) and the Israeli Supreme Court.
The program is situated in Tel Aviv, “The City That Never Sleeps,” widely ranked as one of the world’s most attractive tourist destina- tions, offering beaches, clubs, restaurants, and museums. In addition to legal studies, the program offers prestigious externships including the Israeli Parliament and the Israeli Ministry of Justice, as well as private law firms.
The program is situated in Tel Aviv, “The City That Never Sleeps,”widely ranked as one of the world’s most attractive tourist destinations. Tel Aviv offers beaches, clubs, restaurants, and museums. In addition to legal studies, the program offers prestigious externships including the Israeli Parliament and the Israeli Ministry of Justice as well as private law firms.
Courses will be taught in English and cover various legal fields, but all with an interna- tional or comparative component. They will be taught partly by Bar Ilan’s own professors and partly by visiting professors from leading law schools in North-America and Europe. Students are also welcome to sit in on regular courses taught to Bar Ilan students, if their knowledge of Hebrew allows.
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Italy
Bologna, Italy Summer Law Program
The University of Bologna Bologna, Italy
5/24/2015- 6/6/2015 & 5/24/2015-6/13/2015
Sponsored by Brooklyn Law School Application Deadline: 2/20/2015
Tuition: $800 per credit; $125 activity fee (cost of attendance pdf on program website) Contact:
lorraine.mcdonald@
brooklaw.edu
Example of classes: European Union Law & Financial Services, Int’l Commercial Arbitration, Transnational Litigation
The Summer Program at the University of Bologna Faculty of Law offers students an opportunity to study a variety of international and comparative topics with distinguished faculty from both American and European law schools. The University and Faculty of Law are located in the heart of the old city of Bologna, within walking distance of the major cultural and artistic attractions of the city.
ILSA Quarterly » volume 23 » issue 2 » December 2014
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