2015 Study Abroad Listings United Kingdom, cont. Oxford Summer Law Program
Brasenose College Oxford, United Kingdom 7/5/2015- 8/8/2015
Sponsored by The University of Oklahoma College of Law
Oxford Summer Program
The University of Oxford Oxford, United Kingdom 6/28/2015 - 8/02/2015
Sponsored by The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law
Oxford Summer Programme
University College Oxford, United Kingdom 7/6/2015 - 8/15/2015
Sponsored by Southern Methodist Univer- sity School of Law
Oxford Summer Study Abroad Program
Oxford, United Kingdom 6/29/2015- 7/31/2015
Sponsored by Western Michigan University Cooley Law School
Summer Program in Law at Oxford
University of Oxford Oxford, United Kingdom 6/29/2015- 8/6/2015
Sponsored by Florida State Univeristy Col- lege of Law
Application Deadline: 4/17/2015
Tuition: $5,899 plus $473 in tuition per credit hour AND $186 in fees per credit hour Contact:
rlucas@ou.edu
Example of classes: Alternative Dispute Resolution, Conflicts of Law, English Legal System, Environmental Law
Application Deadline: 03/01/2015 Tuition: $7,200 (for 5 weeks) Contact:
fernandez.214@osu.edu
Example of classes: Comparative Legal Professions, European Union Law, Compara- tive Sentencing and Punishment, Compara- tive Constitutional Law
Application Deadline: 1/29/2015 Tuition: $9,507 Contact:
wbridge@smu.edu
Example of classes: Comparative Law,Comparative Freedom of Speech: US v. UK, English Legal System, Introduction to the European Constitution
Application Deadline: 4/1/2015
Tuition: 2015 guest tuition rate not avail- able (2014 guest student rate was $700 per semester hour).
Contact:
foreignstudy@cooley.edu
Example of classes: European Union Law, International Law, International Business Law
Application Deadline: 4/1/2015 Tuition: $9,030 Contact:
alopez@law.fsu.edu
Example of classes: English Legal History, European Union Law, Public International Law, Comparative Law
Now in its 43rd year, this is the oldest on-going program in Oxford to be sponsored by a U.S. law school. It provides a unique opportunity for students and practitioners to study comparative law and the history of the common law in its original setting. All courses are offered by tenured members of the Oxford and Florida State law faculties. Students may enroll in two or three courses.
For 41 years, this summer program has given students the opportunity to live and study in one of the world’s greatest university settings. Our program is held in beautiful and historic Brasenose College, located on Radcliffe Square in the heart of Oxford. Classes are taught by American and English faculty and meet Mon-Thurs, leaving ample time to explore Oxford’s rich cultural & social offerings.
The University of Oxford-The Ohio State Uni- versity Summer Law Program offers students the unique opportunity to study with faculty from both the University of Oxford in England and The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law in the United States. Students will learn about the British and American legal systems through a combination of class work, guest lectures, and excursions in Oxford and London.
This program allows students to earn 5 credit hours by taking one course taught by an SMU law professor and one tutorial taught by an Oxford tutor. Participants live and attend classes in University College, Oxford. A maximum of 36 students are accepted. While priority is given to SMU students, ap- plicants from other ABA-accredited schools are accepted.
Law students will study and live in Oxford, England for five weeks. Comparative and international law courses will be offered by law professors and barristers. ABA approval pending.
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