Seton Hall Law School offers a challenging and rewarding four-week opportunity for students to earn up to six credits studying international and comparative law, and international intellectual property ("IP") law. Seton Hall's unique summer program offers a rich and diverse educational experience in three exceptional countries.

In Belgium and Luxembourg, students will have an opportunity to study European Union ("EU") policies and procedures, and become familiar with its five principal institutions: the Council of the European Union, the European Commission, the European Parliament, the Court of Justice of the European Communities ("ECJ") and the European Court of Auditors. We may also visit the European Court on Human Rights ("ECHR") in Strasbourg, France. Distinguished American and European faculty, as well as prominent European Union officials, will convene the classes from June 4-13, at the Louvain Institute for Ireland in Europe located in Leuven, Belgium.

In Ireland, students will have a unique opportunity to study IP and business transactions arising from Ireland's new trade policies. This experience will allow students a chance to study IP from both global and national systems of governance from a unique international vantage point. The program offers a broad international learning experience through a combination of classes, field trips and institutional visits. Leuven and Galway are European centers of intellectual property and major EU technology companies. Classes in Galway will convene from June 16 to July 4 at the National University of Ireland ("NUI") at Galway.