Schedule

Short introductory sessions of International Intellectual Property, International Sales of Goods, and Introduction to European Union Law I will meet on Sunday, June 3rd.  Thereafter, all classes will meet Monday through Friday, except that classes will not meet on Friday, June 15th for mid-program break.  Exams will be scheduled separately.

 

Dublin Class Schedule 2012

The following class schedule is subject to change

 

8:15 - 9:28 a.m.    

International Intellectual Property Law

Professor Seamus Clarke

9:45-10:58 a.m.   

International Sales of Goods

Professor Robert Butkin (first two weeks of program)

9:45-10:55 a.m.

The Death Penalty and International Law

Professor Lyn Enzeroth (second two weeks of program)

1:15-2:28 p.m.     

Introduction to European Union Law (Part I)*

Dr. Suzanne Kingston (first two weeks of the program)                   

1:15-2:25 p.m.

International and Comparative Children's Rights

Professor Paul Ward (second two weeks of program)

2:45-3:58 p.m.    

European Union Competition Law

Professor Mary Catherine Lucey (first two weeks of program)                            

2:45-3:55 p.m.

Introduction to European Union Law (Part II)*

Professor Bruce Carolan (second two weeks of the program)

Internship Program

Classes by Dr. Fergus Ryan

Resumes must be submitted to be accepted in this class.  Enrollment in this class is limited.  Approximately 20 to 25 internships are available each summer.  Student interns typically work every morning or afternoon, for 15-20 hours per week.

The classroom component of the Internship program will be scheduled shortly before the program commences, at a time when other classes are not meeting.  The first session normally occurs on the first Sunday of the program and the other three sessions are scheduled during the early evening.  The two-hour mid-day break between the morning and afternoon classes is designed to accommodate students participating in the Internship class who commute to and from their internship placements, typically at mid-day.

*Enrolling in Introduction to European Union Law I and II requires enrollment in BOTH courses.