International Law CURRICULUM MAP
This map seeks to help guide you in selecting courses if you are interested in pursuing a career in international law or concentrating your studies in this area. As a general proposition, we strongly encourage you to pursue a broad legal education that balances fundamental courses (including bar courses), your specific professional interests, and classes that appeal to you for any reason. This page provides basic advice and gives information about the courses and other offerings made available by the College of Law. Please also note that a Certificate in International Property Law is available. We encourage you to seek one-on-one guidance in designing your 2L and 3L curriculum from one of the faculty advisors listed below. In addition, the Dean of Students and the Associate Dean for Academic Affairs are always happy to meet with students for general academic advising and for designing curricular paths.
Sequencing As a general rule, fundamental courses should be taken before more specialized courses. In this field, that means you will probably want to take International Law in your 2L year. Experiential Opportunities Civil and Transactional Externships Competitions Jessup Moot Court Competition Pro Bono Opportunities Community Legal Clinic Student Organizations International Law Society Student Veterans Association Faculty Advisors Prof. Tony Anghie Prof. Erika George Prof. Amos Guiora
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Fundamental Courses International Law
Experiential Courses Conflict Management Externships and Learning From Practice International Practice* Mediation/Advanced Negotiation
Additional Courses Counterterrorism Simulation Design Environment and Human Rights* International Bankruptcy* International Business Transactions* International Criminal Law* International Environmental Law* International Law of War* International Resource Conflicts* Ocean and Coastal Law* Perspectives on Counter Terrorism Relevant Seminar * May not be offered every year.
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