
Delaware Law School invites applicants to its International Summer Law Programs for foreign-trained law students and practitioners. Offered through the Graduate, International, Compliance, and Legal Studies department, our summer programs offer a variety of courses that introduce international students to the U.S. legal system and Constitution, and provide international students with opportunities to take courses in exciting legal specialty areas. Join us with colleagues from around the world. Our professors and staff are looking forward to seeing you on our beautiful Delaware campus!
Registration Eligibility: The Summer Law Programs are open to international law students and legal practitioners who currently hold a first degree in law or are currently pursuing a first degree in law outside the U.S. They are not open to U.S. practitioners holding a J.D. degree or students currently enrolled in a J.D. program.
Course Credit: Course credit is not available for the Summer Law Programs, unless we have a partnership with your University, or you are enrolled in one of Delaware Law's graduate programs.
Program June 1 to June 26
Tuition Payment Deadline: Tuition Due Upon Registration
Program June 29 to July 24
Tuition Payment Deadline: Tuition Due Upon Registration
Please note: Registrations received after the registration deadline may be considered. However, please submit your registration as early as possible, to avoid delays and ensure you have adequate time to obtain your travel documents and properly prepare for the program well in advance of the start date. Online students are not required to upload travel documents or visa information.Please contact us if you are seeking to submit your application after the deadline.
Contact: By email to [email protected] or by phone +1-302-477-2780. We look forward to assisting you!
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Our esteemed law professors are looking forward to collaborating with you as you join classmates from around the world for a summer immersion of learning and cultural experiences in the corporate law capital of the world.
| Choose from a variety of courses | |
| Sessions | Program Options |
| June 1, 2026 to June 26, 2025 | Delaware Corporate Law (Seated/Online) |
| June 1, 2025 to June 26, 2025 | International Money Laundering & Corruption (Seated/Online) |
| June 1, 2025 to June 26, 2025 | Legal English (Online) |
| June 29, 2025 to July 24, 2025 | Alternative Dispute Resolution (Seated/Online) |
| June 29, 2025 to July 24, 2025 | Environmental Law (Seated/Online) |
| June 29, 2025 to July 24, 2025 | Legal English (Online) |
| Course Descriptions | |
Delaware Corporate LawThis course provides an in-depth examination of the Delaware General Corporation Law and the influential case law developed by the Delaware Court of Chancery and the Delaware Supreme Court. As the legal home for over 60% of Fortune 500 companies, Delaware's legal framework serves as the national standard for corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions, and shareholder litigation. |
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International Money Laundering and CorruptionThis course introduces students to the international and domestic laws enacted to thwart money laundering and corruption. An overview of anti-money laundering strategies aimed at attacking criminals through their financial activities and using financial trails to identify the various components of criminal networks will be provided. |
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Legal EnglishThis course is designed for non-native English speakers. Through small group interactions, students will receive instruction and professional training in legal English language skills in the areas of legal writing, legal vocabulary, academic reading, and professional speaking and listening. This experience will help participants prepare for success in law-related education and careers by building skills and confidence to write, speak, and listen in the context of the American legal system. |
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Alternative Dispute ResolutionThis course provides a comprehensive survey of the theory and practice of resolving domestic and international civil disputes through the primary ADR mechanisms: negotiation, mediation and arbitration. Through readings and intensive simulation exercises, students develop foundational lawyering skills such as communication, problem-solving, and conflict management and client counseling. |
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Environmental LawThis course examines signature federal, state, international and global laws that address environmental rights, protection, and governance. The course integrates many of the concepts already learned in other courses with problems that affect modern society. Beyond statutory mechanics, the course examines market-based incentives, environmental justice, and the evolving legal response to climate change. |
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Join us in Delaware for an educational as well as cultural experience! During the program, participants may enjoy excursions* to exciting places such as local historical landmarks, courthouses, museums, and social gatherings. Some previous excursions have included the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia, the United Nations in New York City, the White House and National Mall in Washington, the Pennsylvania State Capitol, and the Delaware State Supreme Court.
*Excursions will vary based on availability.