H. KWASI PREMPEH

Professor of Law

Professor Prempeh joined Seton Hall in 2003, after serving a year as Director of Legal Policy and Governance at the Ghana Center for Democratic Development. He teaches constitutional law, comparative constitutionalism, business associations, international economic law, and jurisprudence. His scholarly interests are in the areas of comparative constitutional design, constitutionalism in new democracies, law and economic development, and U.S. antidiscrimination jurisprudence.

Spotlight

Zachary Kelman ‘12 and Desiree Sedehi ‘12

In China Law & Policy

Zachary Kelman and Desiree Sedehi published an article in the prominent China Law & Policy blog on the panel discussion held at Seton Hall Law on “A New Beijing Consensus in UN Peacekeeping Operations.” The panel featured Steven Hill, Counselor for Legal Affairs at the United States Mission to the United Nations, speaking in a personal capacity, and Professors Margaret K. Lewis an Kristen E. Boon. Learn More

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Degrees

Seton Hall Law offers a variety of degree programs both for students seeking to become lawyers and for practicing attorneys who wish to further their legal education and professional development. For students who wish to broaden their legal skill set, the Law School offers joint J.D. and Masters degrees in conjunction with Seton Hall University, located just minutes from the Seton Hall Law campus.

Our degree programs for students with an interest in international law include the following.

J.D.
J.D. /M.A. in Diplomacy & International Relations
J.D. Health Law Concentration
LL.M. in Intellectual Property