National Jurist - January 2009 - (Page 63)

S SO SO SO SO SOUTHERN EUROPE Classes were held in the morning, while students used the afternoon for shopping, visiting cultural attractions or getting a head start on Madrid nightlife. Students sampled Spanish tapas and sangria and also found Mexican, Peruvian and Middle Eastern restaurants, as well as a variety of music. One woman even caught a Bruce Springsteen concert as he stopped in Madrid during the middle of his European tour. On the weekends, groups of students headed for Toledo or Barcelona, Spain; Paris, Rome and Morocco by plane or on one of Spain’s many high-speed trains. Studying law in Europe is truly the chance of a lifetime, as well as a significant educational expense. It’s worth some extra time and effort to plan a program that will be truly fun and educational for you personally, whether that means going on a law school’s summer program but arranging your own housing, designing your own independent study program, or going on a commercial tour and then doing independent research on your own. www.law.utulsa.edu/study-abroad d Call: (918) 631-5038 E-mail: lawstudyabroad@utulsa.edu ❙Ñ TU Law promotes globalization by offering opportunities for learning and practical training in an international context. The University of Tulsa is an EEO institution. summer programs programs oa 2009 2009 Brazil Croatia China Chinese Law Study law in Beijing at Renmin University of China School of Law May 22 – June 20, 2009 Earn 5 hours of ABA-approved credit Study law near Dubrovnik, Croatia in collaboration with the University of Zagreb School of Law June 6-July 4, 2009 Earn 3 or 6 hours of ABA-approved credit Fran ce Latin American Law Central European Law European Law For programs in Spain, see page 65 January 2009 Study law in the heart of Returning in 2010 Europe at Strasbourg’s Université Robert Schuman Visit our web site for and the Institute of Advanced more information: Legal Studies in London indylaw.indiana.edu May 16-June 20, 2009 and click on Study Earn up to 6 hours of Abroad or e-mail ABA-approved credit ssbaldwi@iupui.edu THE NATIONAL JURIST 63 http://www.law.utulsa.edu/study-abroad http://www.law.utulsa.edu/study-abroad http://indylaw.indiana.edu http://indylaw.indiana.edu

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National Jurist - January 2009 Contents Hot Button: Affirmative Action Entertainment: A Road Trip Through Law School News: American Justice, Kaplan Survey, Part-time Ranking The Firm Report: Diversity Law School Online No label No label Fordham Student Honored for Public Interest Work Former Law Student's Life Lives on After Her Death Most Influential People in Legal Education Most Innovative Law Schools Your Guide to Studying Abroad Career Hotline Texas Tech Law Grads Explore Dispute Resolution Evaluating First-Year Exams Disturbing the Peace

National Jurist - January 2009

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