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France:

Five-week program (2010 dates were June 28 to July 31)
The Institute is cosponsored by Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne in Paris
Previous courses included: Comparative Corporate Law and Governance, Comparative Family Law, Comparative Legal Studies, Comparative Law and Social Science, International Commercial Arbitration, International Criminal Law, International Human Rights, International Trade and Development Law, Introduction to French Law
The program includes optional non-credit French language lessons
Credits: Up to 6
Tuition: $3,300 (1-2 credits) or $3,800 (3-4) or $4,300 (5-6)
Contact: paris@lawschool.cornell.edu

Six-week program (2010 dates were May 17 to June 29)
The program is held at the University of Nantes, which is two hours outside of Paris
Previous courses included: Change and Development in European Legal Systems, European Union Law, Global Issues in Criminal Law, The Holocaust and the Law, Separating Church and State- Comparing the French and American Experiences
Credits: 6
Tuition: $5,250 (includes fees and housing)
Contact: Professor Andrea Charlow at 800-443-7253, ext.2066 or andrea.charlow@drake.edu

Five-week program (2010 dates were June 20 to July 24)
The first week of the five week program will be spent in Paris, while the last four weeks will be at the University of Montpellier in Montpellier
Previous courses included: White Collar Crime, European Union Business Law, Advanced Torts
Credits: 6
Tuition: $2,600 (Florida students or residents) or $3,200
Contact: Michael Seigel at seigel@law.ufl.edu or 352.273.0914

Five-week program (2010 dates were May 26 to June 30)
The program is affiliated with the University of Auvergne in Clermont-Ferrand, France
Previous courses included: International Sales, European Union Law, French Business Law, International and Comparative Family Law
Credits: 4 to 6
Tuition: $850 per credit
Contact: Katharine Hartland at khartland@CoastalLaw.edu

Four-week program held in June
Program is held in partnership with the University of Paris X (Nanterre) on the western edge of Paris
All students take a class entitled Introduction to French and EU Law and can choose between other classes on comparative law
Credits: 4
Tuition: $1,220 per credit
Contact: Eric C. Christiansen at echristiansen@ggu.edu or 415-369-5338

One-month program (2010 dates were May 15 to June 17)
Students reside and take classes at a seaside resort on the Bay of Arcachon, about 25 miles southwest of Bordeaux
Students who are fluent in French can take part in clerkships with local French law firms
Previous courses included: Introduction to the Law of France and the European Union, Law in the Muslim World, International Business Transactions
Credits: Up to 4
Tuition: $5,800 (includes housing)
Contact: Professor Adrien K. Wing at 319-335-9129 or adrien-wing@uiowa.edu

Six-week program (2010 dates were June 7 to July 17)
The program is held at the law school of the Université Jean Moulin- Lyon III in Lyon
Previous courses included: Comparative Tort Law, Comparative Competition Law, Slavery and Human Trafficking, Law of Wine, Equal Protection in the U.S. and Europe, Comparative Media Law, Comparative Company Law, Comparative Sales Law
Credits: 6
Contact: Pablo Reyes at preyes1@lsu.edu

Six-week program (2009 dates were May 26 to July 10)
The program is in conjunction with the Université Montesquieu - Bordeaux IV in Agen
This program is designed to give non-French speaking students an understanding of the French civil law system and the legal system of the European Union
Previous courses included: Civil Law and Civil Lawyers- The French Example, the Legal System of the European Union
Credits: 6
Tuition: $6,500 (all-inclusive)

Five-week program (2010 dates were July 3 to August 8)
Program takes place in Strasbourg
Previous courses included: International Human Rights, Civil Liberties and National Security, Comparative Law, Origins of the Western Legal Tradition
Each course is taught from a Christian perspective and will incorporate biblical principles
The program is oriented toward American law students
Students will take trips to local legal landmarks like the European Court of Human Rights, the European Centre for Law and Justice, and the Council of Europe
Credits: 6
Tuition: $5,850
Contact: strasbourg@regent.edu

Five-week program (2010 dates were June 28 to July 31)
Classes are held at the University of Paris
Previous courses included: European Union Law, International Contracts, International Internet Law, International Business Transactions, International and Comparative Torts
Each students also completes and internship at a law firm in Paris
Credits: 3 to 10
Tuition: $3,750 (3 credits) or $4,950 (5-6) and/or $6,950 (internship)
Contact: Ms Cindy King cking@sandiego.edu or Ms Darlene Smith darlenes@sandiego.edu

Four-week program (2010 dates were June 27 to July 23)
Classes are held at the University of Nice School of Law
Previous courses included: International Human Rights, Comparative Health Law and Bioethics, Comparative Refugee and Asylum Law, Comparative Antitrust Laws
Nice Program activities include a day in the French court, a brown-bag lecture series featuring distinguished judges, law professors, and practitioners of international law, a French class offered for free to all students, and other events
Credits: Up to 4
Tuition: $2,950
Contact: Randy Ward at 619.374.6363 or niceprogram@tjsl.edu

Two-week program(2010 dates were July 1 to 14 or July 19 to July 31)
Classes and housing are at the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris (C.I.U.P), located in the south of Paris
Previous courses included: Antitrust and Merger in EU Law, Global Financial Markets, European Aspects on Issues in Intellectual Property and Computer Law, Comparative Legal Education and Transnational Legal Practice, Introduction to European Union Law, International Law and Global Social Justice, Comparative Constitutional Law, Global Critical Race Feminism
Students speaking fluent French may also take part in an internship program
Credits: 4 or 8
Tuition: $2,400 or $4,440
Contact: Chana Lewis at 504-865-5990 or clewis1@tulane.edu

Four-week program (2010 dates were July 4 to July 30)
The program is in conjunction with the Universite de Toulouse
Previous courses included: Community Property, Feature Film Finance, French Law, International Human Rights, International Intellectual Property, International Sports Law, Music Law, Comparative and International Art Law, International Animal Law, Narcotics Trafficking and Terrorism
Credits: Up to 6
Tuition: $4,000
Contact: Calvin D. Peeler at cpeeler@law.whittier.edu or 714.444.4141, ext. 228