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Champion What Matters
American University Washington College of Law is a dynamic school at the center of policy, business, and all things international. This video features our student, faculty, and alumni experiences.
Experiential Learning
At American University Washington College of law, students are challenged by a leading-edge curriculum and have access to unparalleled experiential learning opportunities through our nationally-recognized Clinical Program, Trial Advocacy Program, Supervised Externships, and more. This video shares experiences of 6 students.
International Opportunities
The international law program at American University Washington College of Law is one of the most comprehensive and well respected in the world. The depth of courses and the breadth of opportunities we offer—coupled with our Washington, D.C. location—place this law school at the top of the list for students who want an international focus on their studies and career. This video shares the experiences of four students.
LL.M. Programs
LL.M. in International Legal Studies
The law school’s International Legal Studies LL.M. Program is one of the top programs in the U.S. and is renowned worldwide. For more than 30 years, the program has been at the forefront of international legal education. This video profiles students from four of our more than 50 countries represented each year.
LL.M. Program in Law & Government
The LL.M. Program in Law and Government prepares students to grasp the issues that are at the intersection of law, politics, and all levels of government through a broad-based examination of public law in the United States. Three students discuss the opportunities they’ve gained here in this video.
Faculty Perspectives
Professor Michael Carroll
Professor Michael Carroll speaks about the Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property at American University Washington College of Law.
Professor Jamin Raskin
Professor Jamin Raskin speaks about the law school’s Program on Law & Government and how the curriculum and faculty help students to understand and navigate every level of government.
Student Perspectives
Trial Advocacy Students Share Their Experiences Gaining Courtroom Skills
The Stephen S. Weinstein Trial Advocacy Program prepares more than 400 students for litigation practice each year through 16 unique courses, hands-on critique from adjunct faculty--including more than 40 sitting judges and current litigators, a state-of-the-art courtroom, and the opportunity to compete throughout the U.S. in the Mock Trial, Moot Court and Alternate Dispute Resolution Honor Societies. Two students share their experiences.
