Villanova Law and University of St. Thomas School of Law are pleased to announce the third season of their summer law study program in Rome. Located at John Cabot University in the heart of Rome, the summer program offers comparative law courses and, when possible, courses related to the Catholic mission of the sponsoring schools. Students may earn six credits, while experiencing the many religious, cultural, and historical aspects of Rome. Courses offered in summer 2009 are Comparative Consumer Protection, International Art & Cultural Heritage Law, International Entertainment Law, and Professional Responsibility in the United States and Abroad.
Students in good standing who have completed at least one year of full-time or part-time study at an ABA-accredited law school are welcome. Applications will be accepted through February 16 or until the program is filled.
For more information, see www.law.villanova.edu/rome or contact Assistant Dean Diane Edelman at edelman@law.villanova.edu .
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