International Law, Graduate Certificate
View ChecksheetOverall GPA - Combined and OU: 8.00
Minimum Total Hours: 19
Program Code: G074
The International Law Certificate furthers students' knowledge of key international law issues. This certificate includes international interdisciplinary as well as externship opportunities.
Certificate Requirements
Full-time JD degree-candidate OU Law students are eligible to receive the certificate at graduation conditioned upon the successful completion of the requirements outlined below.
SECTION A
Code | Title | Credit Hours |
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Core Courses | ||
LAW 5134 | Constitutional Law | 4 |
LAW 6100 | Selected Legal Problems (International Law Foundations) | 3 |
Guided Electives | ||
Choose any nine credits from the following list of courses: | 9 | |
Experiential Electives | ||
Choose at least 3 credits in at least one of the following experiential courses: | 3 | |
Total Credit Hours | 19 |
SECTION B INTERNATIONAL INTERDISCIPLINARY EXPERIENCE
Code | Title | Credit Hours |
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Students must choose from: 1 | 5 | |
1. Take one course with an international focus in the College of International Studies or other OU College, such as the College of Business, etc. | ||
2. Attend ten of the talks of OU guest speakers at the College of International Studies on international topics and write a short reflection paper (non-credit hour bearing) | ||
3. Take a foreign language class at the University of Oklahoma (e.g., Legal Spanish) | ||
Total Credit Hours | 5 |
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Up to three credit hours in either option (1) or (3) may be counted toward the nine hours of Guided Electives for this certificate but such credit hours will not be counted toward the credit hours required for award of the J.D. If option (2), then please submit the reflection paper to the Kaiser Chair in International Law. Alternately, this requirement may also be satisfied by prior completion of an undergraduate or master’s degree in an international affairs field or foreign language.
Electives
Code | Title | Credit Hours |
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LAW 6100 | Selected Legal Problems (Chinese Law) | 2-4 |
LAW 6762 | Comparative Criminal Law Seminar | 2 |
LAW 5602 | Comparative Indigenous Peoples' Law Seminar | 2 |
LAW 6020 | Comparative Law | 2-3 |
LAW 6752 | Comparative Responses to Terrorism and Political Violence Seminar | 2 |
LAW 6030 | 2 | |
LAW 6040 | International Business Transactions | 2-3 |
LAW 6100 | Selected Legal Problems (International Business & Human Rights) | 3 |
LAW 6100 | Selected Legal Problems (International Commercial & Investment Arbitration) | 2-3 |
LAW 6742 | The International Criminal Court Seminar | 2 |
LAW 6100 | Selected Legal Problems (International Human Rights Law) | 3 |
LAW 6100 | Selected Legal Problems (Human Rights Practicum) | 3 |
LAW 6552 | International Petroleum Transactions | 2 |
LAW 6100 | Selected Legal Problems (International Trade Law) | 3 |
LAW 6732 | War Crimes Tribunals Seminar | 2 |
Experiential Courses
Code | Title | Credit Hours |
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LAW 6400 | Selected Legal Problems of Applied Nature (Externship 3-12 hours that focuses on international matters which has been pre-approved by the Director of Externships and the Professor holding the Kaiser Chair in International Law for the Certificate ) | 1-4 |
LAW 6100 | Selected Legal Problems (Human Rights Practicum) | 3 |
LAW 6400 | Selected Legal Problems of Applied Nature (International Human Rights Clinic) | 3 |
LAW 6341 | Appellate Advocacy Competitions (Jessup Moot Court) | 1 |
LAW 6400 | Selected Legal Problems of Applied Nature (State Department Externship 3-12 hours) | 1-4 |
Participation in a class working on Diplomacy Lab questions for the State Department, as approved by the holder of the kaiser Chair in International Law | 2-4 |