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In an effort to promote the many opportunities that students have during their legal education to gain international experience, the UAILS is organizing relevant information in one area. Please have a look and contact us if we have left something out, or if you are aware of an opportunity that hasn't been added to this site. Please select from the following menu to view further information on academic opportunities available during your education at the University of Alberta: Study Abroad | International
Study at the UofA | International LL.M Programs Queen's
University - International Study Centre Students who have completed at least one year of university study may enter the International Study Centre (ISC) through one of the Upper-Year Program options offered in the spring and summer. The Spring Term International Law Programs consist of three term-length courses totally 1.5 credits. Each course is comprised of 36 contact hours, including course-specific field studies. Classes are scheduled Monday through Thursday, with Fridays, Saturdays and selected Sundays reserved for field studies. The ISC offers an intensive and integrated academic program in international law. The program offers two modules, one in International Business Law and the other in Public International Law. Students may enroll in one of the two modules, and enrolment is limited to no more than 25 students per module. Taking advantage of the castle's location, the program includes a number of field trips to key international institutions in Europe. The first three weeks are spent in the classroom while the forth week comprises of one-week frield trip to the continent, including frield study trips to Paris, the Hague and Geneva. This is followed by three weeks of classes at the ISC and a three day exam period finishing at the end of June. Admission Requirements Program Costs Application Deadline Application Procedure Student Recruitment and International Initiatives University of Alberta
Study Abroad Program (UASAP) UASAPs allow University of Alberta students to undertake part of their UofA studies abroad, or elsewhere in Canada while earning credit towards their University of Alberta degree. These programs operate during the summer, over a term or an academic year and can provide affordable opportunities to study abroad. Students who apply must meet the basic application
requirements and demonstrate personal suitability: Application Process Step 2: Research Step 3: Book Appointment with Program Contact and Obtain Program Application Step 4: Submit the completed Application Package Temple
University- James E. Beasly School of Law Rome, Italy: June 3 - July 9, 2005 Tel Aviv, Israel: May 29 - July 8, 2005 Tokyo, Japan: Spring 2005 Courses include: Introduction to Japanese Law, East/West Negotiations, International Contract Drafting, International Trade Law, International Human Rights, Business Associations, Conflict of Laws, Immigration Law, National Security Law, Comparative Law, International Intellectual Property, International Tax and Current Issues in Japanese Law. Japanese language training is also available. Academic experience is also enhanced through trips to the Supreme Court of Japan, the National Diet, Japan Federaltion of Bar Associations and Fuchu Prison. Application Deadline For more information on both of these opportunities,
write or call: International Study at the University of Alberta UofA Faculty of Law - International Law Courses
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