International Law Programs provides administrative coherence to the many programs at YLS that engage with international law. Its primary purpose is to assist students in identifying international opportunities — curricular, extracurricular — at Yale Law School, Yale, and beyond. Learn more about our staff and what we do.
How We Are Involved
International Law
Yale Law School is a first-class global law school, thanks to a longstanding tradition of centering international law in its intellectual life. Its faculty and students are deeply engaged in scholarship as well as projects in every corner of the world. The School also offers opportunities for postgraduate and summer fellowships abroad.
International Law Study
Yale Law School’s curriculum exposes students to a rich array of topics in international law, as well as experiential opportunities for learning and engagement.
YLS Library Foreign, Comparative, and International Law Research
Centers & Workshops at the Law School and Yale University
For law students involved with Yale Law School’s specialized international centers and programs, there are a wealth of opportunities to pursue activities and research through other Yale University institutions.
Student Organizations & Initiatives
Yale Law School’s student life teems with vibrant organizations, many of which are devoted to international law issues. The School offers support for student initiatives, organizations, and journals, as well as for participation in international moot courts.
Career Planning and Fellowships
There are countless possible career paths in international public and private law. Yale Law School provides career counseling, resources, and fellowships to assist students in their professional development. Included below is a short guide to Career Planning and Fellowships.
Extracurricular Activities
Outside the classroom, Yale Law School offers many opportunities for students to engage in international scholarship, legal exchanges, and experiences.
Latin American Linkage Program
Seminar in Latin America on Constitutional and Political Theory (SELA)
News
Professor Harold Hongju Koh Argues for Workers’ Right to Strike at the International Court of Justice
Koh presented an argument on behalf of the International Trade Union Confederation — the world’s most representative international workers’ organization.
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