2014 Summer Sports Law Institute - University of Oregon School of Law

A summer experience unlike any other! Applications are now being accepted for the University of Oregon School of Law's Summer Sports Institute!

The Oregon Law Summer Sports Institute, July 5 through August 11, 2014, is an intensive five-week, six-credit law program inspired by the rich legacy of Oregon's excellence in academics and athletics. Led by an all-star faculty of legal scholars and industry professionals, the Institute offers students a comprehensive introduction to legal topics involving sports management and regulation.

Spend a summer living in beautiful Eugene, Oregon, and immerse yourself in the Oregon Law Summer Sports Institute's mix of courses, guest lectures, group trips and experiences extending far beyond the classroom.

Space is limited, so don't miss out on this special opportunity. Apply today for the Oregon Law Summer Sports Institute!

For more information about the program visit our website, or contact Professor Rob Illig at  rillig@uoregon.edu.

Oregon Law Summer Sports Institute

1515 Agate Street

Eugene, OR 97403-1221

For details and complete information, please visit the program website at http://sports-law.uoregon.edu or e-mail rillig@uoregon.edu  or download a pdf of the Summer Sports Law brochure:

http://sports-law.uoregon.edu/files/2014/01/Summer-Sports-Law-Brochure.pdf

University of Oregon is an equal-opportunity, affirmative-action institution committed to cultural diversity and compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act. 

Fodham-SKKU Summer Institute in International & Comparative Law

Fordham University School of Law and Sungkyunkwan University College of Law are pleased to co-sponsor the eighth annual Summer Law Institute, a three week academic program in international and comparative law in Seoul, Korea from June 23 - July 7, 2013. 141 U.S. and Canadian students from 25 law schools attended the 2012 program. In its first seven years, the Institute enrolled over 1000 students from 5 countries and 60 law schools, including students from the law schools at American University, Boston College, Boston University, Chicago-Kent, Columbia, Cornell, Duke, George Washington, Hastings, Illinois, Loyola-LA, McGill, NYU, Texas, Tulane, UC-Berkeley, UCLA, USC, and University of San Diego.

COURSES

Students may enroll in three credit hours by taking one of the following courses: International and Comparative Intellectual Property Law, Law of International Institutions, and Comparative Corporate law. These courses will be taught in English by distinguished tenured faculty from Fordham Law School. The program will also offer optional Korean language lessons for those students interested in learning some basic Korean. Students will be able to enroll in three credit hours during the program, and the courses are approved by the ABA for credit toward the J.D. degree.

INTERNSHIPS

After the conclusion of the Summer Institute's academic program, the Institute will place U.S. and Canadian participants who would like to stay in Korea in 5-week internships at the Korean supreme and constitutional courts, Korean government ministries, the Korean National Assembly, multi-national corporations, human rights organizations, and law firms.

FEES/CREDIT

Students may choose to:

1. Receive three ungraded academic credits for internships at a tuition rate of $2,100 (with $500 payable at the time of application)

OR -

2. Receive no academic credit for the internship upon payment of an internship placement fee of $500.

Students opting for academic credits will have priority in internship placements and program housing over non-credit internship applicants.

EVENTS

Program students will also tour the Korean National Court, the Supreme Court, the National Prosecutor's Office and the Foreign Ministry, and attend an extensive selection of extra-curricular tours and social events that enable students to experience Korean cultural life.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

To find out more about this extraordinary program, please visit our website: http://law.fordham.edu/korea

Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity! We hope to see you in Seoul.

Leighanne Yuh, Ph.D.

Executive Director

Fodham-SKKU Summer Institute in International & Comparative Law

33 West 60th Street, #225

New York, NY  10023

212-636-7571