As national borders change and political ideologies shift, international links are being forged in many arenas, including trade and commerce, travel and migration, technology, and the exchange of information. At the same time, serious worldwide problems are intensifying, specifically, concern for the global environment and the quest for human rights. Students interested in international law will find a wealth of opportunities and choices at the Law Center.

Courses marked with a single asterisk are only offered periodically or in response to student demand. Courses marked with two asterisks are offered as part of Touro's summer programs in Russia, India, China, and Germany.

Admiralty Law*
China's Legal Traditions**
Comparative Individual Liberties: Gender, Race, and Speech**
Comparative Law
Foreign & International Legal Research
Immigration Law
Indian and Tibetan Law and Philosophy**
Indian Legal Culture**
International Business Transactions
International Criminal Law
International Human Rights
International Human Rights-Immigration Litigation Clinic
International Law
International Sales Law & Arbitration
Jewish Law
Jewish Legal Philosophy
Russian Legal System in Transition**
Settling Legal Disputes: Negotiation, Mediation, and Mediation Representation

International Summer Law Internship Program
Law firms, courts, and government offices in Brussels, Cork, Jerusalem, Lisbon, London, Paris, and Tel Aviv have summer positions exclusively for Touro students, who work on both international and local matters under the supervision of experienced host-country lawyers. Students can also participate in internships connected to the Law Center's summer law programs in Russia, India, China, and Germany.

Faculty Research Abroad
Students can work with Touro Law Center faculty members who conduct research on legal systems in such diverse locations as Belarus, China, Denmark, England, Haiti, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Ireland, Israel, Poland, Portugal, Russia, South Africa, and Vietnam.