International Study
Summer Program in Salzburg, Austria
Salzburg, Austria has been the site of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law annual Summer Program on International Legal Studies since 1974. Pacific McGeorge originated one of the first foreign summer programs sponsored by any American law school. The beautiful city of Salzburg is located at the geographic and historic crossroads of central Europe. Find out more...
Pacific McGeorge sponsors a bilingual summer program in Guatemala as part of its innovative Inter-American program designed to graduate lawyers who are competent to work with countries in Latin America or with the Latino community in the United States. Most study abroad programs offered by U.S. law schools, including those in Latin America, teach principally international or U.S. courses in English. Find out more...
Summer Program in St. Petersburg, Russia
Pacific McGeorge is an official sponsor, along with Cleveland State University, of a summer program in St. Petersburg, Russia, held under the auspices of the University of Arkansas. American and Russian law students participate together in this four-week program. Find out more....
Semester Abroad Exchange Programs
Add a true international dimension to your J.D. program by participating in a 
Semester Abroad Exchange Program, spending a semester of your final year studying law at a university in another country. Pacific McGeorge currently has exchange agreements with six different universities in Europe and Latin America.
All law classes taken at these universities qualify for credit towards your J.D. degree. Some of these universities teach a full array of courses in English; others require proficiency in the local language. Contact Matt Downs, assistant dean of law library and graduate and international programs and project support, for further information about these semester abroad programs.
Certificate in International Legal Studies
Students wishing to specialize in international law while in law school may earn a Certificate in International Legal Studies at the same time as they complete the requirements for their J.D. degrees. The Certificate is earned by completing the required number of credits in academic and experiential courses covering specified subject areas.
Persons with a first degree in law may wish to obtain a specialized LL.M. or J.S.D. degree in one of subject areas that will better prepare them to practice in a global economy. These programs are open to law graduates from both the United States and other countries.
For more information:
Graduate and International Programs | 916.739.7019
University of the Pacific
McGeorge School of Law
Centers of Distinction
Graduate and International Programs
3200 Fifth Avenue
Sacramento, CA 95817
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