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I N T E R N A T I O N A L   B U S I N E S S   L A W Fellowship Program   |    International Law Curriculum   |   International Law Faculty Programs & Events   |   Publications   |   Centers Home In addition to numerous courses in the business law field, the Law School has a strong international law curriculum. Students can choose from an array of approximately 30 courses and seminars to broaden and deepen their knowledge of international law. The opportunity for dialogue between faculty and students intensifies in these specialized advanced courses, many of which are limited to 12 to 30 students. Courses that have been taught in the last few years include: Asylum for Refugees Under Domestic and International Law Comparative Business Organizations Comparative Constitutional Law Seminar Comparative Criminal Procedure Comparative Mass Media Law Seminar Computers and the Law Seminar Conflict of Laws Corporate Law Seminar: International and Comparative Corporate Governance European Union Law Immigration and Nationality Law Information Privacy International and Foreign Law Research International Banking Regulation International Business Transactions International Commercial Arbitration International Criminal Law International Criminal Tribunals International Environmental Law International Human Rights International Intellectual Property International Law International Law Seminar: Self-Determination, Nationalism, and Ethnic Conflict International Litigation International Sales International Securities Regulation Seminar International Trade and Customs Law International Trade Law Internet Law Jurisprudence Seminar: Advanced Problems: The Law After 9/11 Law and Technology Law of War Seminar Taxation of International Transactions Back to top

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