The BA in International Law and Institutions examines how law and international institutions address global issues such as armed conflict, human rights, migration and trade and investment. Students take courses with faculty from the Hamilton Lugar School and the Maurer School of Law, and the major includes foreign language study, overseas study, an internship and a capstone research project.
Faculty: College of Arts and Sciences / Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies / Maurer School of Law | Duration: Major 33+ credit hours within a 120-credit-hour BA | Location: Bloomington, IN, United States
What you will study
The major includes an introduction to law, INTL-L 250 Introduction to International Law and Legal Institutions, INTL-I 315 Research Design, INTL-L 350 Origins and Evolution of International Law, international law and international electives, and an advanced writing capstone; foreign language study through six semesters of one language (or an approved combination) is required.
Career pathways
Foreign service officer, policy analyst, international consultant, diplomacy, international organizations, nonprofits and the private sector; foundation for law school.
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