Faculty of Law
Queen's University-
International Programs
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Global Law Programs at the BISC
- Introduction
- Application Procedures and Program Fees
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Course Information
- Course Descriptions
- Instructor and Guest Lecturer Biographies
- Scholar-in-Residence
- Program Schedules
- Methods of Evaluation
- Required and Recommended Texts
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Course Outlines and Materials
- Course Materials - Public International Law 2009
- Course Materials - Int'l Economic Law 2009
- Course Materials - International Commercial Arbitration 2009
- Course Materials - International Human Rights 2008
- Course Materials - International Criminal Law 2009
- Course Materials -Common Law and Civil Law Traditions
- Course Materials - Comparative Legal Traditions
- Course Materials - Int'l Human Rights 2009
- Law 662 European Union Law
- Past Exams
- Academic Policies
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Contact Information
- Bader International Study Centre Photos
- International Exchanges
- Information for Students Coming to Queen's
- Internships
- Dean's Excellence Fund
- Comparative Labour Law Course for Professionals and Advanced Students
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Global Law Programs at the BISC
Global Law Programs at the BISC
Each spring, Queen's Law offers students three unique programs that allow them to study in a castle in England, with field trips to major international organizations in Europe. The programs in international and comparative law take place at the Bader International Study Centre (BISC) at Herstmonceux Castle in East Sussex in the U.K. The BISC is a remarkable place to study, with easy access to Britain and Europe.
2009 Course Information
- Course Descriptions
- Instructor and Guest Lecturer Biographies
- Scholar-in-Residence
- Program Schedules
- Methods of Evaluation
- Required and Recommended Texts
- Course Outlines and Materials
- 2009 Exams
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2009 Field Trip Itineraries
- Comparative Law
- International Business
- Public International Law