COURSES OFFERED
Specific courses vary from year to year. The following are examples of courses recently offered.

The International Business and Trade Summer Law Program in Cracow

  • In the summer program in Cracow, students normally take three courses.
  • Comparative Foundations of Modern Law
  • Introduction to International Arbitration and Mediation
  • Comparative Law and International Trade
  • International Securities Regulations
  • Comparative Corporations and other Business Associations Laws

  • In the academic year program, students must complete nine weeks of class offered in one and two-week units, usually comprising seven courses. The program offers ten or eleven credits, and students make earn credits beyond the required nine at no additional cost. See the details of the Program in 2008-2009 at the ALP blog.

  • The American Legal Profession: Regulation, Professional Responsibility and Discipline
  • American Legal Research
  • American Corporate Law
  • American Federal Taxation
  • Law and Economics of Business Organizations
  • American Private Law: Remedies in Contracts, Property and Torts
  • The American Litigation Process: Discovery, Pleadings and Advocacy
  • Business Law of the United States:
  • Organization and Transactions
  • Civil Liberties in the American Constitution
  •  American Public Law: Constitutional Principles of Government and the Administrative State

The list of courses from eight previous editions of the American Law Program in Cracow (2000-2008).
  • Students take a three-credit course in Legal Reasoning and Writing designed to provide a broad introduction to the American legal system, skill in American legal analysis, and the ability to demonstrate that knowledge and skill in practice-related objective and persuasive writing. In addition, students may elect to take a substantive law course offered in CUA's summer session or to write a 25-40 page scholarly paper.
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