Professor Adeno Addis, Director

Tulane’s capacity to teach the world’s two preeminent legal systems is one of our greatest strengths: The intermingling of legal systems in Tulane’s curriculum sparked the development of our International and Comparative Law Program, which prepares students to tackle complex legal issues at home and across the globe.

Students must complete and pass the following requirements totaling 15 credit hours:

Basic Courses

Students must complete two of the following five courses (summer abroad courses excluded):

Course List

Course ID	Title	Credits
4LAW 4540	Compar Constitutionl Law	2
4LAW 5470	Int'l Human Rights Law	3
4LAW 5490	International Law-Public	3,4
4LAW 6270	Compar Private Law	3
4LAW 6840	Transnational Litigation	3

Enrichment Courses

Students must complete additional international and comparative law courses taken from the following list or from the list of foundation courses totaling nine credit hours (up to three of which may be completed in an approved summer abroad course):

Course List

Course ID	Title	Credits
3LAW 3370	Comparative Law in Action	1 or 2
3LAW 3400	Conflict of Laws	3
3LAW 3630	History of Western Law	2 or 3
4LAW 4860	Criminal Law, International	3
4LAW 4890	Election Law	2
4LAW 5030	Env Law-International	3
4LAW 5110	EU: Constitutional Law	1 to 3
4LAW 5200	Foreign Affairs & National Sec	3
4LAW 5320	Laws of War	2 to 3
4LAW 5450	Int'l Business Transactions	3
4LAW 5540	Int'l Commercial Arbitration	3
4LAW 5550	Int'l Sale of Goods	3
4LAW 5580	Int'l Trade Finance & Banking	3
4LAW 5730	Law of The Sea	3
4LAW 6110	EU: Energy & Environmental Law	3
4LAW 6930	World Trade Organization Seminar	2
4LAW 7050	International Trade Law	2 or 3
LGER 4610	Int'l Negotiation & Mediation	3
MINI 4810	Socio-Economic Rights	1
MINI 6150	Int'l Anti-Corruption	1
MINI 6620	Space Law: Jurisd Int Treat	1
Any course or seminar with "Comparative" in the title
Any seminar with "International" in the title
Any international and comparative mini-course approved by the relevant faculty

Program String and Field of Study: LSCER_PR, LINC

For more information contact:

Professor Adeno Addis

W.R. Irby Chair and W. Ray Forrester Professor of Public and Constitutional Law

aaddis@tulane.edu