Campbell Law School provides students with a number of opportunities to gain global perspective and experience. View details for these international legal education opportunities below.
U.S., British & European Union Law
Sidney Sussex College | Cambridge, England
Duration: 5 weeks
Campbell Law co-sponsors a highly respected and popular five-week summer program in Cambridge, England, alongside Samford University Cumberland School of Law. Students undertake a comparative study of U.S., British, and European Union law based out of historical Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge.
Appellate & Trial Advocacy
Academy of the Advocate | St. Andrews, Scotland
Duration: 2 weeks
Campbell Law students and faculty regularly participate in Baylor Law School’s Academy of the Advocate in St. Andrews, Scotland. The two-week program focuses on appellate and trial advocacy, including the comparison of techniques used by American and British lawyers. The Academy of the Advocate is organized into three schools – the School of the Appeal, the School of the Trial, and the Advanced School of the Trial.
Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Legal Practice
Nottingham Law School | Nottingham, UK
Nottingham Law School in the United Kingdom offers Campbell Law students the ability to earn a Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree in Legal Practice. Enrolled students utilize Nottingham’s robust online resources and travel abroad to meet face-to-face with faculty and fellow students. This degree offering is also available for judges and practicing attorneys.
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Legal Study Abroad in Ghana
University of Cape Coast School of Law | Cape Coast, Ghana
Duration: 3 weeks
Campbell Law offers a three-week summer study abroad program in Ghana that provides participating students with a unique cultural, educational and professional experience in partnership with the University of Cape Coast School of Law. In addition to their legal coursework, students travel to Accra, Ghana’s capital and the legal and economic center of the country, to visit the major institutions of government and commerce as well as a variety of historical sites throughout the country.