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International & Comparative Law Pathway Home » Academics » Pathways to the Profession » International & Comparative Law Pathway In International Law classes and seminars, students learn about the fundamental legal principles governing international relations. They consider the subjects of international law, the creation of legal norms, the role of international institutions, and the consequences of breach. Students explore topics including the use of force, international crime, international trade, human rights, the law of the sea and international environmental law. In comparative law classes, students study the similarities and differences among legal systems and their interactions. Broader philosophical and policy questions underlie these topics, including the nature of law, the purpose of law and its possibilities and limitations. Comparative Law classes and seminars address the nature and function of different legal systems or traditions. Lawyers working across borders need an appreciation of these differences to function effectively for their clients. Comparative study also provides windows on our own legal system and on possible ways to improve law throughout the world. There are a number of courses devoted to subjects within the of International and Comparative Law as well courses to help you prepare to take the bar examination. Students who want to pursue legal practice in this area should consider the courses below. Other courses, besides those listed, are offered under the FIU College of Law curriculum. Please view the Schedule of Classes to determine which courses will be offered during the current school year. Foundation Courses related to this pathway include: Introduction to International and Comparative Law.

Core Courses International Business Transactions

International Commercial Arbitration

International Organizations

Public International Law Study Abroad

Advanced Electives Admiralty Law

Aviation and Space Law

Caribbean

Comparative Family Law

International Banking

International and Comparative Sales

International Criminal Law

International Human Rights Law

International Trade Law and Policy

Law and Politics in Latin America

Legal History

Profesión Jurídica Comparada (Comparative Legal Profession)

National Security Law and the Constitution

Ocean and Coastal Law

Women and the Law: Comparative and Global Considerations

Experiential Courses Immigration Human Rights Clinic

Faculty Matthew Mirow, Associate Dean of International & Graduate Studies and Professor of Law 305.348.8347 Jorge L. Esquirol, Professor of Law 305.348.8343 Hannibal Travis, Associate Professor of Law 305.348.8371 Tawia Baidoe Ansah, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Professor of Law 305.348.1148 Cyra Akila Choudhury, Associate Professor of Law 305.348.1153 Manuel A. Gómez, Associate Professor of Law 305.348.1158 Noah Weisbord, Associate Professor of Law 305.348.7263 Megan A. Fairlie, Associate Professor of Law 305.348-1157 J. Janewa OseiTutu, Assistant Professor of Law 305.348.3565 Charles C. Jalloh, Visiting Associate Professor of Law 305.348.1099

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