2015 Study Abroad Listings Switzerland
Duke-Geneva Institute in Transnational Law
University of Geneva Geneva, Switzerland 6/28/2015 - 7/28/2015
Sponsored by Duke Law School
European Union Business Law & WTO Trade Practice
Univ. of Georgia (Geneva) Geneva, Switzerland 6/27/2015 - 7/17/2015
Sponsored by University of Georgia School of Law
Geneva
Webster University Geneva, Switzerland 6/14/2015- 7/10/2015
Sponsored by Santa Clara University Law
Summer programme on the WTO, International Trade and Development
Geneva, Switzerland 6/29/2015 - 7/10/2015
Sponsored by Graduate Institute of Interna- tional and Development Studies
The Geneva Summer Program on International Organiza- tions, Law and Diplomacy
Geneva, Switzerland 6/29/2015 - 7/17/2015
Sponsored by American University Wash- ington College of Law
Lausanne Summer Institute
University of Lausanne Lausanne, Switzerland 6/1/2015 - 6/12/2015
Sponsored by Widener Law
Application Deadline: 3/31/2015 Tuition: $7,308.00 - 4 credits
Contact: internationalorganizations@wcl.
american.edu
Example of classes: International IP at the World Intellectual Property Organization, World Trade Organization: Rule Making and Dispute Settlement
Application Deadline: 4/30/2015 Tuition: $1,024/credit (summer 2014) Contact:
artrapuzzano@widener.edu
Example of classes: International Copy- right Law, Trading In and With Europe, World Trade Organizations
Application Deadline: 4/6/2015 Tuition: $4,600.00 Contact:
jacobs@law.duke.edu
Example of classes: Fiduciary Aspects of Corporate Law, Protection of the Atmosphere,The Law of War, Introduction to American Law
Application Deadline: 3/27/2015 Tuition: $3,950 Contact:
lkagel@uga.edu
Example of classes: Intro to Legal System of the European Union, Aspects of EU Busi- ness Law, International Trade Law Practice under the WTO
Application Deadline: 3/23/2015 Tuition: $1,000/unit Contact:
vbali@scu.edu
Example of classes: Public International Law,Humanitarian Law, International IP Law, Human Rights
Application Deadline: 4/30/2015 Tuition: CHF 3500
Contact: summertrade@graduateinstitute. ch
This program focuses on international and comparative law. In past programs, students have come from as many as 24 different countries. Faculty members also represent several countries. This program provides a unique learning experience including afternoon seminars and excursions.
This 3-credit ABA-approved program introduces law students to European Union business law issues in Brussels and the trade dispute system of the World Trade Organiza- tion in Geneva. Visits to international institu- tions and lectures by leading officials and top international practitioners allow participants to explore international legal careers.
Students study public international, human rights, humanitarian and international IP law, at a very appropriate location- Geneva, the birth place of the international human rights movement, and the European headquarters for the United Nations. The program includes visits to, and briefings at, the key UN and international institutions located in Geneva.
The Summer Programme on the WTO, Inter- national Trade and Development provides participants with a unique opportunity to enter into the analysis and atmosphere of multilateral trade, just a few meters away from the WTO. The programme combines and integrates economic, legal and political analysis of international trade and develop- ment.
The Geneva Summer Program on Internation- al Organizations, Law and Diplomacy offers students an in-depth look at international issues through direct contact with experts on international trade (WTO), intellectual property (WIPO), labor (ILO), and human rights/humanitarian law (UN human rights institutions and ICRC). Students are encour- aged to also enroll in the preceding courses in Washington, DC.
With the globalization of the law and its practice, an understanding of international business, trade, and jurisdiction has become essential for the modern lawyer. Widener’s courses in international and comparative law helps prepare today’s students.
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