Law - International Commercial Law and Dispute Resolution, Micro-Credential

This program requires a minimum of six credit hours of coursework chosen from a menu of courses currently offered on a regular basis by the School. If taken by an LL.M. student or a non-degree student wishing to preserve the ability to transfer credits to the LL.M. program, all requirements must be met on a graded rather than pass-fail basis. Admissions requirements for non-degree students in these micro-credentials will be identical to those for LL.M. students.

Completion of this micro-credential will require that students take at least six credit hours, with a grade of C or higher, in courses of which at least one is drawn from each of the following two rubrics:

Note: This micro-credential program was approved on October 1, 2021 in order to maintain accurate records, the program was added to the catalog on October 25, 2021.

Commercial Law:

International Business Transactions or, if not offered in a given term, one or more other courses approved by the CILE Academic Director that provide a comparable introduction to commercial and business law.

Dispute Resolution:

International Commercial Arbitration or, if not offered in a given term, one or more other courses approved by the CILE Academic Director that provide a comparable introduction to one or more forms of alternative dispute resolution.

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