Georgia Law at Oxford

Georgia Law at Oxford

Live and study law in Oxford, England during the spring semester of your 2nd or 3rd year as part of the Georgia Law at Oxford program. This program is one of the few semester-long study abroad opportunities offered by an American law school.

Overview

The 15-week Georgia Law at Oxford program features 3 traditional courses on comparative intellectual property law, comparative constitutional rights, and European Union law, and 1 intensive research and writing project on a comparative or international law topic of choice. Students receive 12 semester hours of credit toward their degree upon completion of the program.

At-A-Glance - Georgia Law at Oxford

  • Program Length: 15 weeks in spring semester
  • Credits: 12 semester hours
  • Open To: 2nd and 3rd year students

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Apply to the Georgia Law at Oxford program.

Questions?
Call (706) 542-5184, or e-mail Professor David E. Shipley at shipley@uga.edu.


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International Business Transactions

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One of 3 courses offered in the Georgia Law at Oxford program, this class will examine the legal regime governing a variety of international business transactions. Topics include international sales, international finance, and anti-corruption legislation.

 

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