Oregon Law's International Law concentration provides you with a critical legal analysis of a diverse number of legal systems, and raises important issues regarding human rights and immigration, international business law, and environmental law. The program provides a holistic view of global issues and challenges you to consider domestic law from a global perspective.
Requirements
Group A Courses – Must satisfactorily complete:
- LAW 747 Human Rights
- LAW 671 International Law
- LAW 642 International Business Transactions
* While not required, it is helpful to have taken the foundational courses (International Law and International Business Transactions) prior to taking elective courses. The elective courses assume a fundamental level of knowledge about international law.
Group B Courses – You must also satisfactorily complete four (4) of the following courses:
- LAW 748 Adv Human Rights Seminar
- LAW 647 Conflicts of Law
- LAW 693 Human Rights & the Environment
- LAW 749 Immigration Law and Policy
- LAW 690 International Environmental Law
- LAW 746 Law and Development
In addition to completing the curriculum referenced above, you must write a high quality professional academic research paper on a topic of international law. You must receive advance approval of your topic.