The courses and seminars at the Law School change every year. Students also have the opportunity to take courses in other departments and schools in the University. Below is a sampling of recent International Law course offerings at the Law School . Seminars are identified with an asterisk.

• Comparative Constitutional Law
• Comparative Criminal Procedure
• Comparative Law
• Current Controversies in Corporate and Securities Law*
• Conflicts of Law
• Electronic Commerce Law*
• European Constitutional Law
• European Union Law
• Foreign Relations Law
• Globalization Empirical/Theoretical Elements
• Human Rights*
• Human Rights and Global Justice
• Human Rights: Philosophical Foundations, Legal Character and Political Significance
• Human Rights I: Philosophical Foundations of Human Rights
• Human Rights II
• Human Rights III: Current Issues in Human Rights
• Immigration Policy and Law
• International Arbitration
• International Criminal Law
• International Environmental Law
• International Human Rights
• International Law
• International Law: Current Topics*
• International Law: The Future of Sovereignty
• International Taxation
• International Trade, Investment, and Finance
• International Trade Regulation*
• Islam and International Law
• Law and Terrorism
• Patents and Trade Secrets
• Public International Law
• Research in English Legal History
• Roman Law*
• Selected Topics: American Foreign Policy
• Selected Topics: Economic Analysis of Constitutions
• The Law of Foreign Relations and National Security
• The Legal History of Early China
• The United States and the World Economy
• Theories of International Jurisdiction*
• Women's Legal History*
• Women's Human Rights
• Workshop: International Law