Study abroad programs for law students released

William Mitchell College of Law has released its 2010 Survey of Summer Abroad Programs, the most comprehensive listing of study abroad programs for law students available online.The website allows students and advisers to search by region, country, program, tuition and fees, and credits, or to browse the entire list of more than 200 law school summer study abroad programs.

So whether students want to study International Human Rights Law in Jerusalem for six credits or learn International Criminal Law in Malta for less than $2,000, they can find the information on the site. Students can also search by side trips if they want to tour a country’s Supreme Court or see a famous landmark during their stay. Information on any included items, such as housing, airfare, and meals, is also noted.The Mitchell Survey of Study Abroad Programs is compiled annually by William Mitchell students under the direction of Professor John Sonsteng, who directs Mitchell’s international programming.