Students can select courses that explore the legal systems of foreign nations and international regions:
Required Courses
- Public International Law
- International Business Transactions
Electives
- Anti-Corruption Law and Policy
- Art Law
- Business Transactions in Emerging Markets
- Business Transactions in the Peoples Republic of China
- Comparative Constitutional Law
- Comparative Law
- Ethics, Law and International Affairs
- EU Commercial Law
- Global Antitrust
- Human Rights Advocacy
- International Arbitration
- International Asia-Pacific Commercial Arbitration
- International Civil Litigation
- International Contracts
- International Energy Regulation
- International Environmental Law
- International Estate Planning
- International Intellectual Property
- International Negotiation
- International Sales Transaction
- International Tax Policy*
- International Taxation*
- International Trade and Investment
- Latin American Law and Institutions
- Law of the Sea
- NAFTA
- Taxation of International Finance*
- Taxation of International Investment*
- Transitional Justice and Responding to Mass Atrocities
- Selected Clinical Placements (maximum of 3 credits counts toward concentration)
- Any international law class with the course subject code LWIC
- Any course with "international" or "comparative" in the title, or with a country or world region in the title
- Any course taken in a USD-approved semester exchange program that covers non-US, international, or comparative law.
You may elect only ONE of the following to count toward the concentration:
- International Human Rights
- International Redress for Human Injustice
Note: Please plan carefully. Some courses have prerequisites. Courses may not be offered each year. Some courses and clinics have limited enrollment.
*Advanced Tax course: Enrollment of JD students must be approved by Graduate and International Programs (Warren Hall 207).
