American University Washington College of Law
American University Washington College of Law continuously responds to today's global challenges. Our students, faculty, and special programs engage the world through scholarship, conferences, and outreach, making the law schools an exciting institution whose international aspects add a unique dimension to its legal academic enterprise.

Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
The Center for Law and Global Affairs of the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University supports and inspires research, education and practice regarding new forms of transnational public-private governance that extend beyond the traditional paradigms of international law.

Boston University School of Law
In today's global economy, hardly any area of law is exempt from international considerations. BU Law is committed to providing its students with a comprehensive understanding the complex legal, political, economic and business dimensions of an interconnected world - so they can effectively represent their clients, here and abroad.

Columbia Law School
Columbia Law School is a leading innovator in comparative and international law. Our curriculum is global, interdisciplinary, and intellectually rigorous. It is also intensely practical. Throughout our curriculum, experiential learning continually challenges students to apply theory and analytical skills to real-world legal problems.

George Washington University Law School
Our faculty members focus on a wide range of issues relating to international and comparative law. Their scholarship, while reflecting considerable creativity, has contemporary relevance.

Georgetown Law
Georgetown Law offers one of the largest transnational legal education programs in the world. In addition to the array of courses dealing with transnational, international, and comparative law, Georgetown offers a wide variety of opportunities to study or work abroad.

Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies
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Indiana University Maurer School of Law
The IU Maurer School of Law Center on the Global Legal Profession builds upon numerous projects and initiatives of Indiana Law faculty to fully integrate teaching, service, and scholarship in ways that will advance the future of the profession across the globe. In addition, the Center aims to enhance Indiana Law’s reputation and that of its students and alumni.

New York Law School
Developments across the world in various fields such as criminal, environmental, human rights, immigration, securities, and tax laws have direct and indirect implications on legal practice even in the United States. To understand these cross-border developments, New York Law School offers a wide variety of courses addressing the business and public dimensions of international law.

New York University School of Law
International legal issues are central to the practice of law, and to the resolution of major global problems in the 21st century. The Law School's international law program provides students with preparation for these ongoing challenges.

Pace Law School
Pace Law School’s international law programs are well known and highly respected for identifying and bringing new dimension to emerging transnational issues, from the prosecution of war crimes in the Hague, Cambodia and Tanzania to the placement of students with permanent missions to the UN in NYC; cutting edge initiatives for online dispute resolution and a stellar international moot court program.

Santa Clara University School of Law
The international law program at Santa Clara Law School includes a broad offering of courses and the support of our Center for Global Law & Policy, which hosts international scholars and speakers throughout the year. Santa Clara Law offers countless opportunities for faculty and students to examine, experience, and contribute to international law.

Stanford Law School
In keeping with the rapid growth of global interdependence and the changing nature of legal practice, the Stanford Program in International and Comparative Law has undergone tremendous expansion in recent years. The program is founded on the premise that law is a living body of rules and norms that both reflects and shapes the behavior of people, governments, and organizations worldwide.

Sydney Law School, University of Sydney
The Sydney Centre for International Law offers the innovative and exciting Himalayan Field School, conducted over two and a half weeks inside Nepal, to enable students to explore the fascinating and difficult problems of development and human rights confronting developing countries.

Thomas Jefferson School of Law
Nearly 100 American law students and more than 30 Chinese students will participate in Thomas Jefferson School of Law’s annual three-week International and Comparative Law Study Abroad Program, in cooperation with the Zhejiang University Guanghua College of Law in Hangzhou, China, from May 22 to June 10, 2011.

University of California, Davis, School of Law
The California International Law Center at King Hall, University of California, Davis, School of Law, provides students with comprehensive international, transnational, and comparative law training. Complementing the cutting-edge scholarship of CILC’s Faculty Council, as well as CILC events and research, are a variety of programs are available to students.

University of Geneva Faculty of Law
The Faculty of Law at the University of Geneva offers a truly international experience for its students. Situated at the hub of many of the world’s international organizations in a picturesque setting at the foot of the Alps, the University of Geneva is an international lawyer’s paradise.

University of Illinois College of Law
The University of Illinois College of Law is committed to preparing its students for a globalized legal profession. In addition to Study Abroad exchanges and a curriculum that offers a strong sampling of comparative and international law, the College of Law provides opportunities to learn more about the practice of law outside the United States through several program initiatives.

University of Iowa
The College of Law continues our strong tradition of connecting the heartland to the world through teaching, research, and service. ICLP faculty have an array of international and comparative expertise, noted below. Please consider joining us at an international program, some of which are highlighted here.

The University of Minnesota Law School
The University of Minnesota Law School’s clinical program is one of the largest and most distinguished in the nation. Its 23 diverse clinics offer students opportunities to develop practical skills in classroom simulations and through live-client representation in actual court and administrative agency proceedings under the supervision of clinic faculty.

The University of San Francisco School of Law
The University of San Francisco School of Law has developed an innovative mix of international programs that offer students practical experience in international human rights law, comparative law, business law, and IP law while serving our global community.

The University of Tulsa College of Law
For more than a decade, The University of Tulsa College of Law’s Boesche Legal Clinic has assisted thousands of clients, many who might not otherwise have secured legal representation. Working closely with faculty members, students experience professional growth and the rewards of public service by representing actual clients in real legal matters.

Vermont Law School
Vermont Law School students have interned with law firms in Tokyo, London, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Jerusalem, Cape Town, Santiago, and Quito. Our students have spent semesters in practice with NGOs in Chennai, Córdoba (Argentina), Montreal, Uttar Pradesh, and Washington, D.C.

Wayne State University
International law cuts across all aspects of a Wayne State University Law School legal education. Fully one-third of Wayne Law’s tenured and tenure-track faculty teaches and writes on international subjects. Those faculty members enjoy world-wide reputations as innovative and prolific scholars, publishing on the most important issues of the day.