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In 1998 the School of Law moved to a fully refurbished building in Little Titchfield Street, just five minutes’ walk from Oxford Circus. The streets around our building are quiet, considering that we are in the middle of one of the busiest cities in the world.

The Law Building is organised on six floors containing staff offices, lecture spaces, classrooms and a skills suite. Most Masters teaching takes place in a building adjoining the main building. There are dedicated rooms for postgraduate Masters students and research students, and a dedicated resource room and computing rooms for the Legal Practice Course. PhD students have their own small building in the same block.

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The Fletcher School’s location provides the best of both worlds with the friendliness and tranquility of a classic college town and the urban influence of nearby Boston. Boston is an academic and intellectual center, home to more than 60 distinguished colleges and universities. A truly multi-cultural city, it boasts the largest concentration of international students in the world, providing an unparalleled environment for study and research.

From Fidelity Investments to Oxfam America to over 35 consular offices, Boston offers a wealth of professional opportunities. Many of the world’s leading private, public, and nonprofit organizations maintain their headquarters in Boston, providing...

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We are based in the beautiful river city of Hamilton, with a satellite campus in Tauranga.

Hamilton is a student city with more than 46,000 people in tertiary study, there is a huge range of things for students to do and see. Great shopping, cafés, restaurants and bars, international sporting venues, theatre groups, art galleries - you name it, Hamilton's got it.

Hamilton has all the benefits of a big city without the hassles. Traffic is minimal and the University is only five minutes' drive to the central city. Yet it has all the facilities, shops and entertainment options you expect and the student discounts to match. Hamilton is a cosmopolitan city with a wide variety of restaurants...

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The City

New York City—home to many of the world's largest multinational corporations, brimming with professional and cultural energy and resources—is perhaps the ideal place to prepare for a legal career. Cardozo students take advantage of the city's dynamism, attending lectures and symposia by leading figures in the legal, business, and political worlds; pursuing rich variety of internship opportunities; and making the city's spirit their own. Because there's so much to do here, guides to life in the City—getting around, exploring interesting cuisine, finding housing, and choosing from endless entertainment options—are essential.

The Neighborhood

Greenwich Village—historically...

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Ideally located west of Paris in the department of Val d’Oise, UCP is within
a short distance from Paris, 30 minutes from The Arc de Triomphe and The Avenue of Champs-Elysées.

A further strength of the programme stems from the fact that the campus of the University of Lausanne hosts also the renowned Swiss Institute of Comparative Law (SICL) with an important collection of materials in comparative and international law. The European Documentation Centre hosted by the Institute and the importance of its collection contribute to the outstanding working conditions at the University of Lausanne.

The Jean Monnet Foundation for Europe and Centre for European Research are located a few steps from the Center for Comparative, European and International Law at the Ferme de Dorigny.The Foundation's important archives of the origins and development of the European communities...

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BU Law students are part of a city abound with professional opportunities and rich historical traditions. Long-recognized as the country’s academic capital, Boston offers one of the world’s greatest settings for advanced study. Its unique blend of educational, cultural, financial and high-tech scientific activity attracts thousands of students and scholars each year from all over the world.

Voted one of America’s most desirable cities to live in, Boston presents a charming urban personality, unique in the way it blends the old with the new.

Graz, the second-largest city in Austria, is a center of science, industry, commerce and culture, and an important gateway to South-Eastern Europe because of its geographical situation. This position has brought Graz many synergies that have influenced the development of the city and it has contributed to its international reputation. In 2003, Graz was Cultural Capital of Europe. And recent research (based on education, average income, percentage of university graduates, etc.) found out that Graz has the highest quality of life in the whole of Austria!

The campus of the University of Graz is famous for its unique location. The University district is full of little cafés, restaurants, clubs...

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Case Western Reserve University is located approximately five miles from downtown Cleveland in University Circle, a 550-acre preserve housing one of the richest concentrations of culture and education in the U.S. The Law School is just a short walk from such distinguished neighbors as the Cleveland Museum of Art, Severance Hall (home of the Cleveland Orchestra), the Cleveland Clinic, and 43 other institutions dedicated to the advancement of learning, science, medicine, religion and the arts.

Lyon is located at the heart of the European Union and is France's second largest city, with a population of over a million.

Lyon has a distinctive historical tradition, dating back to the invasion of Gauls by Julius Caesar, when a Roman settlement was founded on the hill at Fourvière. It became the capital of the Gauls, called "Lugdunum."

In the middle ages, Lyon became an important trading centre as its trade fairs attracted traders and bankers from all over Europe. The Italians eventually brought the ideas of the Renaissance with them to Lyon and built the district known today as "Vieux Lyon" (Old Lyon) – an outstanding example of urban development and fine architecture...

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The University of San Diego is located on a spectacular 182-acre campus that features magnificent Spanish Renaissance architecture and beautiful grounds. USD sits high on a hill overlooking Mission Bay and the Pacific Ocean. The university's central location offers easy access to the business, cultural and recreational centers of San Diego.

For a map of campus or to take a virtual tour, please visit http://www.sandiego.edu/about/virtualcampustour/

We also invite you to visit our Building Gallery page at
http://www.sandiego.edu/administration/financeadmin/facilities/gallery.php

School of Law

The School of Law includes three buildings on the main campus –Warren Hall, the Pardee...

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The Law School's campus is an oasis in the midst of a bustling suburban and city landscape, a place where gentle stretches of green lawn and manicured gardens complement some of the most technologically advanced facilities available to law school students. Located on 40 acres of land in Newton, Massachusetts, the campus offers fast access by car or public transit to the city of Boston -- an international law student’s dream.

Founded in 1630, Boston is a blend of the past, present, and future. Seventeenth- and eighteenth-century buildings are interspersed among tall, modern office buildings, and the city is surrounded by a corridor of high-technology industries. As state capital and first...

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The city of Liège is located in the heart of Europe.

Located in the close vicinity of Brussels, the city of Liège is one of the principal economic and cultural cities of Belgium. Situated in the valley of the Meuse River, the city is near Belgium’s eastern borders with the Netherlands and Germany.

It has a state of the art railway station and offers a high speed rail network linking the city to Europe - Brussels (90km), Antwerp (120km), Cologne (120km), Luxembourg (140km), Amsterdam (340km), Paris (380km) and London (430km), while Maastricht is only a stone throw away.

Brussels is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world. The Brussels-Capital Region, one of Belgium's three regions, is also a city with 19 boroughs covering 162 km2 and housing a million inhabitants. It is officially bilingual (French and Dutch), although it boasts an astonishing variety of cultures, styles and nationalities.

Being the capital of an expanding Europe, Brussels is an international city like no other. 31% of its population is of foreign origin, and this makes for a unique atmosphere in which cultures interact easily with one another.
English is rapidly becoming an important language in Brussels because of the numerous international political organizations. Language...

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Master of Laws (LL.M.) in International Legal Practice
The LL.M. program is taught on-campus in Madrid, Spain. IE's urban campus is located in the heart of Madrid, minutes away from the city's vibrant, cosmopolitan, and historic center.

Executive LL.M.
On-campus periods are held on the IE campus in central Madrid, and on the Northwestern Law campus in downtown Chicago.

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Frankfurt City:

Since the Middle Ages, the city Frankfurt am Main has been a major trade and financial center at the crossroads of Europe’s trade routes. Today, as the leading financial marketplace in continental Europe, Frankfurt is the seat of the European Central Bank and international banks such as Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank. All major foreign banks are represented in Frankfurt: Citi, UBS, J.P. Morgan, SEB and many more. Thus, Frankfurt is at the center of European monetary policy and the European Economic and Monetary Union. Major public banking institutions, including the Deutsche Bundesbank and KfW Bankengruppe, one of the EU’s leading public credit institutions, are based in...

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The University is situated approximately 2 miles south of Lancaster a historic city North West of England, at the doorstep of the picturesque Lake District, and close proximity to Yorkshire Dales National Parts and the Irish Sea Coast. Lancaster is 3 hours by train from London, and 1-½ hours by direct train from Manchester International Airport.

Situated in the heart of Switzerland and Europe, the Town of Fribourg, nestling at the foot of the Alps, lies on the linguistic border between the French- and German-speaking parts of the country. This privileged geographical location makes Fribourg a natural bridge between different languages and cultures. As a typical university town with a high quality of life particularly conducive to study and research, Fribourg is strategically located on a bend in the river Sarine, at the base of spectacularly steep cliffs formed by the passage of glaciers.
Founded in 1157, the old part of town with its Gothic cathedral, narrow streets, wooden and stone bridges, museums, cafés and picturesque squares...

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The Heidelberg Center for Latin America is located in Providencia, one of the most traditional districts of Santiago, near shopping centers, offices, residential houses, subways stations and public transport buses.
The Center is located in a French-style house with beautiful gardens, several classrooms with conference systems and data show. Students have access to the coffee shop and study rooms equipped with computers that have Internet connectivity.

Those of us who work and study in Los Angeles have a hard time understanding why people go anywhere else. In fact, UCLA's colors were chosen to represent regional attributes: blue to symbolize the Pacific Ocean and yellow to reflect "the Golden State," the California poppy and sunsets. Our lush, sprawling campus is ideally located in one of the most desirable neighborhoods in the city, just 15 minutes from the beach and 5 minutes from Beverly Hills. In addition to having what might be the best climate on earth, Los Angeles is a dynamic, cosmopolitan cultural center of more than ten million people. Our arts and entertainment offerings rival any in the world. Why wouldn't you choose...

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Luxembourg is situated geographically in the heart of Europe and allows easy travel to all neighbouring countries. The city itself with its picturesque old-town is a World Heritage to which the architecture of the Kirchberg with the European institutions, Congress facilities and Museums is a modern counterpart. The scale of town allows easy commuting between all points of interest and has multiple opportunities for leisure in the parks and nearby nature. The university buildings are in the city of Luxembourg and easily accessible by public and private transport.

The Europa-Institut forms part of Saarland University, a campus university located close to the city centre of Saarbrücken.
Saarbrücken is a very pleasant and active city to live in. Due to its proximity to France, the locals have in many ways adopted the French way of life, as can be seen when strolling around the picturesque St. Johanner Markt with its many cafés on a sunny afternoon.
However, although the city has much to offer in itself, exploring other attractive destinations is never a difficult task due to its central location. The cities of Metz and Luxembourg, for example, are within an hour of Saarbrücken, and both well worth a visit. Paris can be reached in under 2 hours by TGV...

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The MLB program takes place primarily on the campus of the Bucerius Law School, located in Hamburg, Germany. The campus successfully combines both traditional and modern architecture. The main campus building, constructed in 1908, has been updated with the most modern technology available. An “auditorium maximum” in modern style was added in 2003. In addition, a new building providing larger library and cafeteria facilities is being constructed and will be opened in June 2007.

The campus is centrally-located, just minutes away from Hamburg’s main commercial district, shopping areas, and the lovely Inner and Outer Alster Lakes. Public transportation is steps away. In addition to possessing...

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With its beautiful campus near historic old towne Orange, California, Chapman University is conveniently located between Los Angeles and San Diego in Orange County. The campus consists of historically preserved buildings (often seen in major motion pictures), and new state of the art facilities.

The law school building is Kennedy Hall, a state-of-the-art, $30 million dollar building, housing 130,000 square feet of space that includes classrooms intentionally designed to limit per-class capacity, a law bookstore, student lounges, and trial & appellate courtrooms. The building and classrooms are wi-fi.

Our Rinker Law Library has over 300,000 volumes & volume equivalents, and has...

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