ANU-Alabama Joint Summer Program
Ten ANU undergraduate law students will be given the opportunity to travel
to Alabama for a five week program. In 2009 students will arrive in Tuscaloosa
on Saturday 10 January and depart Tuesday 17 February. One semi-intensive course
with a focus on comparative Family Law will be taught by Margie Rowe (ANU Legal
Workshop). Another semi-intensive course, introducing various aspects of US
Law, such as Constitutional Law, Federalism, US Courts, Environmental Law and
Administrative Law was taught by the Alabama Law Faculty. The program also includes
several fieldtrips.
A few good reasons to participate in the program:
- On successful completion of the assessment, credit will be given towards
your degree for two courses, with tuition fees payable as
part of your HECS schedule
- You are not required to travel as a group to the USA, so you can combine
your educational experience with an American adventure!
- Subsidised student accommodation and transport in Alabama
- Experience American culture and hospitality!
Places for the 2009 Program have been filled.
A $1,200 non-competitive travel grant will be given to students who
accept their offer to participate in the program.
- Application
form for 2009 Program
- Terms and
Conditions for 2009 Program
University of Alabama
University of Alabama
School of Law
