Earning a certificate in International and Comparative Law from Vermont Law School demonstrates a committed focus on international law.
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Earning a certificate in International and Comparative Law from Vermont Law School demonstrates a committed focus on international law. A minimum of 18 credits in international, foreign and comparative law courses with no than 10 credits on a pass fail basis. An independent research project (IRP) conducted abroad, if based upon international work experience during law school, including summers, if the prior approval for this purpose is obtained from the Director of International and Comparative Law Programs.
