Italy

Two-week or three-week program (2011 dates were May 29 to June 11 or May 29 to June 18)
The program is held at the University of Bologna
Previous courses included: Comparative Nonprofit Law, International Commercial Arbitration, World Legal Systems
Credits: Up to 4
Tuition: $700 per credit
Contact: Lorraine McDonald at lorraine.mcdonald@brooklaw.edu

Four-week program (2011 dates were May 22 to June 17)
Program is held at a university-owned villa in Florence
Previous courses included: Comparative Labor and Employment Law, Comparative Law- Government Structures and Civil Rights, International Human Rights, Justice and Society
Credits: Up to 4
Tuition: $3,300
Contact: Pam Pschirrer at (509) 313-3742

Two-week program (2011 dates were May 28 to June 11)
Program is held at the Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna in Pisa
The program is also offered through modules at Hofstra University and in New York City
Program is designed to use logic and technology to compare the laws of health care in the United States and Europe, with special reference to Italian law
Credits: 3
Tuition: $4,200 (including housing and fees)
Contact: Jeffrey A. Dodge at Jeffrey.Dodge@hofstra.edu or (516) 463-0417

Four-week program (2011 dates were June 18 to July 15)
Program takes place in Rome, Italy
Program can be combined with a subsequent two-week field study in Strasbourg, France
The 2010 program featured a guest lecture from U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia
Previous courses included: Comparative Criminal Procedure, Comparative Law- Development of Common Law, Comparative Law- Civil Law Tradition, Comparative Law- Domestic Violence, Intro to Comparative Constitutional Law, International Art Law, Comparative Constitutional Law, International Sales Law
Credits: 4
Tuition: $4,700 (housing included)
Contact: Dean Jean M. Gaspardo at LAWAbroad@luc.edu.

Four-week program (2011 dates were June 26 to July 23)
Program is based at the University of Florence, but time is spent also spent in both Rome and Siena
Previous courses included: Comparative Constitutional Law, Comparative Law, Comparative and International Family Law, The International Sale of Goods, Transnational Litigation and Civil Procedure
Credits: 5 or 6
Tuition: $700 per credit
Contact: (717) 240-5244

Five-week program (2010 dates were May 31 to July 2)
Classes are held at the university’s Rome campus
Previous courses included: European Legal History, International Human Rights, Comparative Law, the Global Financial Crisis and National Responses to Insolvency, States and Sovereignty
Credits: Up to 6
Tuition: $900 per credit
Contact: Luca C.M. Melchionna at (718) 990-6948 or melchiol@stjohns.edu

Four-week program (2011 dates were May 30 to June 23)
The program is held at the Florence campus of Syracuse University
Previous courses included: International Art Law, International Negotiations, International Copyright Law, Comparative Civil Liberties
The program also offers optional beginner Italian language classes
Credits: 2 or 4
Tuition: $3,550 or $4,150
Contact: Ms Cindy King cking@sandiego.edu or Ms Darlene Smith darlenes@sandiego.edu

Five-week program (2010 dates were May 27 to July 2)
Program is held at the university’s Rome campus
Previous courses included: International Criminal Law, International Human Rights Law and Litigation, Introduction to International Business Law, International Environmental Law, Introduction to European Union Law
Credits: Up to 6
Tuition: $3,220
Contact: 215-204-1448 or intllaw@temple.edu

Three-week program (2011 dates were June 5 to June 24)
Program is held at the University of Siena
Program is focused on International Art Law
Previous courses included: The International Legal Framework for the Protection of Art and Cultural Property, Collections and Collectors- The Ethical and Legal Issues, The Protection of Art in Times of Crisis, From Gray to Black- the Markets in Stolen and Looted Art and Antiquities
Credits: Up to 6
Tuition: $3,200
Contact: Chana Lewis at 504.865.5990 or clewis1@tulane.edu

Two-week program (2011 dates were May 21 to June 29)
Program is held in conjunction with the University of Venice
Previous courses included: Comparative Perspectives on Counterterrorism, Comparative Trademark Law, European Union Law, The International Arbitral Process
Field trips have previously included a tour of the historic cities of Treviso and Verona, a Laguna boat tour to the islands of Burano and Torcello, a visit to a Murano glass factory, and a vineyard tour and dinner
Credits: Up to 8
Tuition: $4,550
Contact: Michael Newton at mike.newton@vanderbilt.edu

Six-week program (2010 dates were June 28-August 6)
Classes will be held at John Cabot University in Rome
Previous courses included: Comparative Sentencing, Genocide and Other Mass Atrocities- Prevention and Deterrence, International Art and Cultural Heritage Law, International and Comparative Family Law
Credits: 6
Tuition: $3,600
Contact: Diane Edelman at (610) 519-7047 or edelman@law.villanova.edu

Four-week program (2011 dates were July 4 to July 28)
Classes are held in classrooms at the Istituto Veneto di Lettere ed Arti in Venice
Previous courses included: Comparative Company Law, Comparative Litigation and Advocacy
Credits: 3
Tuition: $2,500 (WFU students) or $3,000
Contact: Alan Palmiter at (336)758-5711 or alan.palmiter@wfu.edu

Two two-week programs (2010 dates were June 20 to July 17)
Program is held in cooperation with the Department of Legal Studies at the University of Venice
Previous courses included: International and Comparative Trademark Law, Comparative Corporate Law, Introduction to International Trade Law, International Trade and the Environment, International and Comparative Copyright Law, European Union Law, European Private Law
Credits: Up to 6
Tuition: $890 per credit
Contact: Arlene Trapuzzano at artrapuzzano@widener.edu or (302)-477-2248

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