Professor Martin Davies, Director

Tulane’s Admiralty Law Program offers more admiralty and maritime law courses than any other law school in the United States. The courses are taught by members of the full time faculty, distinguished visiting professors and judges from around the world, and experienced practitioners from the local admiralty bar.

Students must complete and pass the following requirements totaling 12 credit hours:

Basic Courses

Students must take the following two courses totaling six credit hours:

Course List

Course ID	Title	Credits
ADMR 2010	Admiralty I	3
ADMR 2020	Admiralty II	3

Enrichment Courses

Students must take three additional courses (excluding summer abroad courses) totaling a minimum of six credit hours from among the following courses:

Course List

Course ID	Title	Credits
4LAW 5730	Law of The Sea	3
4LAW 6000	Marine Pollution	2
ADMR 6000	Admiralty Seminar	2 to 3
ADMR 6080	Carriage of Goods By Sea	2
ADMR 6350	Collision Law and Limitation of Liability	3
ADMR 6430	Marine Insurance I	2
ADMR 6440	Marine Insurance II	2
ADMR 6540	Personal Injury & Death	2
ADMR 6730	Regulation of Shipping	2
ADMR 6800	Admiralty: Towage & Offshore Services	2
MINI 6450	Intro to Chinese Maritime Law	1
NCLS 9100	Directed Research	1-3
Any course with the prefix "Admiralty"
Ani mini-course with the prefix "Admiralty"

Program String and Field of Study: LSCER_PR, LADM

For more information contact:

Professor Martin J. Davies

Admiralty Law Institute Professor of Maritime Law

Director, Maritime Law Center

mdavies@tulane.edu