Academic Program in International Law

The Center is an integral part of the law school's extensive academic program in international law. Nine full-time faculty members and four distinguished adjunct professors teach the following courses in international and comparative law:

Admiralty Law
Comparative Civil Procedure- Civil, Common and Religious Law
Comparative Constitutional Law
Comparative Criminal Procedure- U.S., U.K., and Canada
Conflict of Laws
Corruption in International Transactions
Domestic and International Regulation of Trade
European Union Law
Immigration Law
Indigenous People’s Rights
International Business Transactions
International Commercial Arbitration
International Criminal Law
International Criminal Tribunals from Nuremburg to the Present
International Dispute Resolution
International Environmental Law
International Family Law
International Human Rights Law
International Organizations
International War Crimes Prosecution
International Women’s Issues
Military Law
Perspectives in Law: Coastal and Oceans Law
Perspectives in Law: Comparative Civil Procedure
Perspectives in Law: Corporate Duties and International Human Rights
Perspectives in Law: International Development of Law & Policy
Perspectives-in-Law: Refugee & Asylum Law
Public International Law
United Nations Law

Immigration Law Clinic
International Law Clinic
Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition

In addition to its many international law courses, New England Law | Boston offers the clinics listed above. (For more information on current clinic listings, please click here.)