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Summerlaw Study Abroad Opportunities in Netherlands
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American University
Summer Law Program in the Hague

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International Criminal Law: In Search of Accountability; International Legal Approaches to Terrorism in the 21st Century

Leiden Law School
Columbia Summer Program in American Law

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Litigation, US Criminal Law, Statutes and Regulations, Constitutional Law, Comparative Venture Capital, Contracts, and Remedies.

Stetson University College of Law
Study Abroad in The Hague, Netherlands

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There are four individual one-credit classes covering the following topics: Introduction to International Human Rights Law, International Humanitarian Law on the Battlefield, The European Convention on Human Rights and Women and International Human Rights.

Amsterdam Law School
Columbia Summer Program in American Law

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Litigation, American Institutions of Public Law, Statutes and Regulations, Constitutional Law, Remedies, Employment Discrimination Law, Contracts, Torts and U.S. Corporate Law and Governance.

Amsterdam Law School
Columbia Summer Program in American Law

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Litigation, American Institutions of Public Law, Statutes and Regulations, Constitutional Law, Remedies, Employment Discrimination Law, Contracts, Torts and U.S. Corporate Law and Governance.

Washburn University School of Law
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Washburn Law School has offered a summer abroad program beginning in 1974. Washburn's program uses a comparative model and takes advantage of co-teaching by European and U.S. law professors, in addition to enrolling law students from the University of Utrecht. The goal is to provide students the opportunity to understand the U.S. legal system more fully through comparative study of other legal systems, while living in a stimulating European university environment.

Tulane Law School
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Eight one-credit courses in different aspects of International Criminal Law and Human Rights, taught by leading experts in the field. A certificate will be awarded for successful completion of at least four credits.