Where the World Meets to Study Law
International and comparative law has long been central to the educational mandate of AUWCL, and our cutting-edge international legal programs and degree offerings have been consistently ranked among some of the most prestigious in the United States. Our programs encompass a wide variety of legal disciplines, including international commercial arbitration, international business and trade, human rights law, intellectual property law, and more. Our diverse academic and programmatic offerings incorporate a rich array of international law courses and seminars, experiential learning, and special events which allow our students to interact and network with esteemed faculty, international attorneys, diplomats, business leaders, and policy makers.
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INTERNATIONAL LAW
international economic law
INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION & BUSINESS LAW
intellectual property law
- Michael Carroll, Professor of Law; Faculty Director of the Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property
- Christine Haight Farley, Professor of Law; Faculty Director of the Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property
- Sean Flynn, Professorial Lecturer in Residence; Director of the Program on Information Justice and Intellectual Property
human rights and humanitarian law
- Robert Goldman, Professor of Law; Louis C. James Scholar; Faculty Director of the War Crimes Research Office; Co-Director of Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
- Claudio Grossman, Dean Emeritus and Professor of Law
- Claudia Martin, Professorial Lecturer in Residence; Co-Director of the Academy on Human Rights and Humanitarian Law
human rights and humanitarian law (cont'd)
European union and comparative law
international criminal law
International environmental law
immigration law
technology, law, and security
Our Faculty
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27Full-Time Faculty Teaching International Law
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25International Law Programs
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100+International Law Courses