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The ��is a fall-semester program available to law students from nearly 30 countries worldwide who have completed two years of law school and wish to broaden and extend their understanding of the forces shaping international, comparative, and domestic law. Program participants work closely with academics and experienced practitioners to gain insight into legal practice and explore current topics within German, European and transnational frameworks.

Courses: are taught in English, and students with proficient German-language skills are welcome to sit in on regular classes taught to Bucerius students in the German LLB program. The program is divided into two sessions, each session extending over six weeks, followed by an exam week. Some courses are offered for the duration of the session or term; others are offered as three- or four-week compact courses. Most courses are worth 2 credits. In these courses, experienced Bucerius and international professors, as well as legal practitioners, bring the world of German, European, and international law and legal practice to international students.

Generally, Colorado Law exchange students can anticipate the completion of 14-15 Colorado Law credits at Bucerius, as Bucerius' course credit system is based on ABA guideline. Students may select as many courses as they want but should consult with Colorado Law regarding the transfer of credits and any additional course load requirements. The acceptance of credit for any course in the program is subject to determination by Colorado Law.����

To Apply: For application deadlines and to apply, click . For more information, please contact our Director of International Programs,��Mr. Jimmy Ilseng.

Universidad Pontificia Comillas (ICADE) Exchange Program in Madrid, Spain��

The ��is a fall-semester program available to law students from approximately 50 countries worldwide who wish to broaden and extend their understanding of the forces shaping international, comparative, and domestic law. Program participants work closely with academics and experienced practitioners to gain insight into legal practice and explore current topics within Spanish, European and transnational legal frameworks.

Courses: Colorado Law students have the option of enrolling in regularly offered , which include a mix of courses taught either in Spanish or English, in addition to potentially enrolling in courses in the��LLM in International and European Business Law program. Program participants can exclusively enroll in courses taught in English, and Colorado Law students proficient in academic Spanish may also enroll in law courses taught using Spanish as the language of instruction.

The normative semesterly workload at Comillas is 30 ECTS credits, which usually amounts to 14-15 Colorado Law credits. The acceptance of credit for any course in the program is subject to determination by Colorado Law, and students participating in this exchange program will consult with Colorado Law's Director of International Programs regarding the transfer of credits.

To Apply:��For application deadlines and to apply, click . For more information, please contact our Director of International Programs,��Mr. Jimmy Ilseng.

The Melbourne Law School exchange program is unique in that it offers a true JD-to-JD exchange opportunity in a common law jurisdiction and at a . To date, MLS has just 4 exchange partners in the US and this is a rare opportunity to study at a leading global law school. Program participants can gain comparative common law perpsectives in a variety of areas, including constitutional law, contracts, IP/tech law, indigenous peoples law, energy and environmental law, and more.

NOTE: The Australian academic calendar is different than the typical US academic calendar due to its location in the Southern Hemisphere. Colorado Law students planning to participate in this "fall" program must plan to begin fall semester courses in mid-July and to complete the exchange program in mid-November.

Courses: Colorado Law students have the option of enrolling in regularly offered MLS courses including .��

The normative semesterly workload at MLS is 50 Australian credits, which usually amounts to 14��Colorado Law credits. The acceptance of credit for any course in the program is subject to determination by Colorado Law, and students participating in this exchange program will consult with Colorado Law's Director of International Programs regarding anticipated credit conversions.

To Apply:��For application deadlines and to apply, click . For more information, please contact our Director of International Programs,��Mr. Jimmy Ilseng.

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The Deusto Law School exchange program is Colorado Law's newest study abroad and exchange program and increases Colorado Law's presence in Spain. Located in Bilbao, this is a unique opportunity to study law in a nontraditional but beautiful and comparatively affordable Spanish location, build Legal Spanish competencies, and study Spanish, European, and international legal frameworks.

Courses: The typical, full-time schedule amounts to approximately 30 ECTS (Spanish) credits (approximately 15 Colorado Law credits). Courses both taught using English as the language of instruction and available to exchange students can be found (query "Bilbao" campus, "Law" faculty, and "English" language).

The acceptance of credit for any course in the program is subject to determination by Colorado Law, and students participating in this exchange program will consult with Colorado Law's Director of International Programs regarding the transfer of credits.

To Apply: Coming soon. For more information, please contact our Director of International Programs,��Mr. Jimmy Ilseng.