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Bachelor International Law and Institutions Hamilton Lugar School of Global & International Studies - Indiana University
Introduction
Exploring global issues and the law
How can we use the law to solve international challenges such as human rights doctrines, migration, the conduct of war, and trade and development? The Bachelor of Arts degree in International Law & Institutions explores these issues, as well as ways supranational institutions help shape international law.
Are you (check all that apply):
- Interested in global affairs and how law affects transnational and supranational institutions such as the United Nations, the International Criminal Court, and the World Trade Organization
- Curious about how these institutions help shape international law.
- Passionate about studying a foreign language and participating in overseas study
- Committed to developing practical skills through an internship focused on international law
If you answered yes to more than one of the above, the BA in International Law and Institutions may be right for you.
Scholarships and Funding
Scholarship opportunities for globally minded students
Hamilton Lugar School students have access to a number of school-funded scholarships designed to support everything from tuition to overseas studies.
Curriculum
Work with International Studies and Maurer School of Law faculty
International Law and Institutions majors get the best of both worlds by taking courses and working with faculty members from the Hamilton Lugar School Department of International Studies and the Indiana University Maurer School of Law.
Through your studies, you will develop expertise in the dynamic nature of international relationships, which fluctuate as notions of state sovereignty evolve and as non-state actors exert their growing influence.
Career Opportunities
Prepare for careers on the world stage
Like all Hamilton Lugar School students, International Law and Institutions majors will sharpen their analytical and critical skills, while developing cultural and regional expertise through extensive foreign language study, regionally focused coursework, and overseas study. You will then have an opportunity to connect everything you've learned in a final Capstone research project.