Join faculty for an international or cross-border component on a selected topic as a stand-alone course or as part of a larger course.
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- THE MIDDLE EAST
- Israel: Water, Energy, and Dispute Resolution
- EUROPE
- Scotland: Natural Resource Management and Dispute Resolution
- Jersey/Guernsey: Facilitating Trade and Sovereignty, Brexit and the European Union: The Channel Islands and Financial Regulation
- AFRICA
- Ghana: Land Use and Access to Justice
- THE AMERICAS
- Mexico: Energy, Regulation of Natural Resources and Dispute Resolution
- Texas/Mexico border (Laredo, Texas): Borderlands: Special Topics in International Law -- Contemporary Legal Issues Relating to the U.S.-Mexico Border, with Texas A&M International University (TAMIU)
- ASIA
- Cambodia: Art, Fashion, Food & Culture: Trade and Sustainable Development in Cambodia
Note: Not all courses are available every year. List above includes past, current, and upcoming courses.
International Internships and Externships
Texas A&M University School of Law offers students and recent graduates incredible opportunities to explore global lawyering and expand their international resume through externships and internships around the world. Internships range from two to twelve weeks in law firms, corporations, government agencies, non-governmental organizations and international organizations.
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Global Rule of Law Development Seminar & Projects
Backstop clients around the world with research and information on specific law topics. In this capstone course, students work on projects for clients in a variety of countries, creating a written product for the requesting agency/organization. Through these projects students will improve their skills in rule of law assessment, research, and communication.
Texas A&M's Commitment to Global Engagement
Texas A&M University has a global reach with
study centers in
Mexico,
Italy,
Costa Rica, and a
campus in
Qatar. Aggies are supported by the
Aggie Network, which spans the globe with over 450,000 former students worldwide and 35 international A&M Clubs.
Learn more about:
Texas and the World
Texas is a global player with:
- $251 billion in exports
- 54 Fortune 500 companies headquartered in Texas
- more than 64,600 multinational corporations with Texas operations reported by the Texas Secretary of State
- a 1,254 mile international border with Mexico and a long history of cross-border activity
Visiting Scholars
The Texas A&M University School of Law Visiting Scholar Program welcomes qualified individuals to undertake independent research. Visiting scholars are encouraged to engage in the intellectual life of the School of Law including faculty programs and conferences.
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