The Global Law Workshop:
The year-round Global Law Workshop offers students the unique opportunity to join with Duke Law faculty to hear prominent legal scholars present and discuss their latest work in international and comparative law. » Learn more
Center for International and Comparative Law:
CICL coordinates and supports Duke Law School's programs, resources, and events relating to international and comparative law. » Learn more
LLM Program:
The LLM program at Duke Law School is designed to introduce foreign law graduates to the legal system of the United States and to provide the opportunity to take advanced courses in specialized areas of the law. » Learn more
Journals:
Drawing upon the Law School’s distinguished faculty and its JD/LLM Program, Duke’s Journal of Comparative & International Law is an influential and specialized journal devoted exclusively to the issues of comparative and international law. » Learn more
Comparative Law course:
Taught by Professors Ralf Michaels, Comparative Constitutional Law examines the differences and similarities, both real and perceived, between different legal orders, specifically civil and common law. » Learn more
International and Comparative Law Faculty:
Professor Ralf Michels is the co-director of the Law School’s JD/LLM Program and a specialist in conflict law and comparative law. His main research interest involves combining the two areas and legal theory, under the guise of globalization, into a theory of global legalism. » Learn more
Summer Institutes:
Two one-month residential summer law institutes, one in Asia and the other in Europe, provide Duke Law students with an excellent foundation for practicing law in the United States. » Learn more
News & Events
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2008 International Reunion & Conference
Online registration open! Join Duke Law alumni from around the world June 19-22 in Munich, Germany. » Event Details -
LLM students receive award for leadership and community participation
Carlos Kaplan and Masaya Tsuda honored at the 2008 Graduation Gala.