The Carey School of Law knows that with each new technological advance, the world becomes smaller and more complex. This increase in globalization impacts everything from business operations to environmental stewardship, human rights to intellectual property, and more. Understanding the social, cultural, political, and economic factors that influence how the law is applied will enhance the depth and breadth of your knowledge and prepare you for international work. Robust programs in International and Comparative Law, Environmental Law and Policy, Health Law and Policy, and Immigration Law and Human Rights include scholars with diverse areas of research, experience, and points of view. When you’re ready to take a deeper dive into international law, participate in a study abroad program that aligns with your interests and career goals.
Contact: Peter Danchin, Director of the International and Comparative Law Program, or Bill Piermattei, Managing Director of the Environmental Law Program