Graduate Certificate in International Law at University of Colorado Boulder

The international law certificate program is designed to ratify a student's completion of a concentrated course of study in international law. This certificate will provide students with a grounding in the foundations of private and public international law, and also reflects the interdisciplinary nature of the ever growing international law practice, from international business transactions to international human rights. This certificate signals to potential employers and others that the student has engaged in a sustained course of study regarding international law and practice.

Faculty: Colorado Law  |  Duration: 92 credit hours  |  Location: Boulder, CO, United States

What you will study

The international law certificate requires completion of the normal requirements for the JD, and the additional 3 credit hours that are required (total of 92 credit hours). Sample listed courses: LAWS 6008 Foundations of International Legal Thought; LAWS 6400 International Law; LAWS 6108 Conflict of Laws; LAWS 7421 Business and Human Rights.

Career pathways

This certificate signals to potential employers and others that the student has engaged in a sustained course of study regarding international law and practice.

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