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A student must be in good academic standing and must have completed one year of part-time or full-time law study.

Students can apply to participate in the study abroad programs affiliated with the School of Law:

• Summer Law Program in Madrid, Spain
• Semester Abroad at University of Bern, Switzerland
• Semester Abroad at University College Cork, Ireland
• Semester Abroad at Jindal Global Law School, India
• Semester Abroad at University Paris-Dauphine, France
• Semester Abroad at University of Orleans, France (Language of instruction is in French
• Semester Abroad at University of Toulouse, France
• Semester Abroad at the University of Lima, Peru (Language of instruction is in Spanish)
• Summer research fellowship at Ruhr University in Bochum, Germany

A student must be in good academic standing at the School of Law and must have completed one year of part-time or full-time study. He/she should also meet the language fluency requirements as outlined by the specific study abroad program.

The majority of courses that are offered in our study abroad programs have an international or comparative law focus. Bar courses are not offered in this forum. All courses taken abroad will count toward the concentration in international and comparative law. In instances when select courses count towards other School of Law concentrations, the course descriptions will list that additional concentration.

Credits earned in our study abroad programs, as well as ABA-approved programs not affiliated with SLU LAW may count towards the student鈥檚 J.D. degree. However,

only grades earned through the SLU LAW Summer Program in Madrid may count toward a student鈥檚 grade point average and impact one鈥檚 class ranking.

The Summer Law Program in Madrid offers a maximum of six credits. No fewer than 12 credits may be taken in the semester exchange programs and at no time will more than 14 credits be granted. Please contact CICL Executive Director, Prof. Ira H. Trako at ira.trako@slu.edu for the course selections for each exchange program.

The Summer Law Program will have a published Summer Law Program in Madrid tuition rate. As the semester abroad programs are exchange programs, no money is exchanged between the student and the international law school. Students will pay tuition to SLU LAW and their general SLU LAW scholarships will apply. Students may use financial aid for the summer and semester abroad programs.

The vast majority of students do use financial aid to study abroad. Any study abroad program that is ABA-approved, including programs not sponsored by SLU LAW will qualify for financial aid through 抖阴pro. Students should contact Jessica Seavers,  Assistant Director of Student Financial Services & Financial Education at jessica.seavers@slu.edu to discuss their unique circumstances and to explore funding options.