The University of Navarra Law School,
in collaboration with the Gertrude Ryan Foundation, offer the Anglo-American
Law Program (AALP) as a necessary complement to the traditional
law degree. This is a new style to study law in Spain: European
law and Anglo-American law together in the same degree.
The AALP is compatible with the International Business Law
Program (IBLP) and the Global Law Studies.
Anglo-American Law plays a
vital role not only in the United States but in all countries
throughout the World. International legal institutions and law
firms need lawyers who have working knowledge of both the civil
and common law systems. Therefore, it is essential for European
law students to be familiar with common law.
The AALP takes place during
the regular academic year at the University of Navarra Law
School and covers the major topics of the common law system.
The AALP will be taught by professors from U.S. Law
Schools.
The AALP will be taught completely in English. Therefore students will need to justify their language knowledge by passing an oral exam or presenting a degree certificate, either:
- First Certificate in English
- EOI (3rd grade)
- TOEFL (92 points)
COURSE DESCRIPTION
COURSE |
Cr. |
Year |
Schedule |
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INTRODUCTION
TO ANGLO-AMERICAN LAW
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3 cr.
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1º |
First semester:
From September 24 to November 9, Monday and Friday, 12.00 -14.00, Room 5
From November 12 to November 16, From Monday to Friday, 16.00-21.00, Room 6 |
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CONSTITUTIONAL
LAW
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6 cr. |
1º |
Second semester:
From February 14 to April 25, Thursday and Friday, 12.00-14.00, Room
5
From April 21to May 2, From Monday to Friday, 16.00-19.00, Room 3 |
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CRIMINAL
LAW
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3 cr. |
2º |
Second semester:
From May 5 to May 16, from Monday to Friday, 16.00-19.00,
Room 3
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CONTRACT
LAW
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6 cr. |
2º |
Second semester:
Froma March 3 to March 14, from Monday to Friday, 16.00-19.00, Room
3
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DISPUTE
RESOLUTION
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3 cr. |
3º |
First semester:
From September 24 to October 5, from Monday to Friday, 16.00 -19.00. Room
3.
From November 12 to November 16, Monday 17:00-20:00 and from Tuesday to Friday 16:00-19:00, Room 6 |
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TORT
LAW
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3 cr. |
3º |
Second semester:
From March 31 to April 11, from Monday to Friday, 16.00-19.00, Room
3 |
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BUSINESS LAW (DERECHO ANGLOSAJON II) |
6 cr. |
4º |
Curso 2008-2009 |
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TAX LAW (DERECHO ANGLOSAJON III) |
6 cr. |
4º |
Curso 2008-2009 |
CREDIT DISTRIBUTION TO THE STUDENTS OF THE DIPLOMA
PRIMER CICLO |
INTRODUCTION TO ANGLO-AMERICAN LAW |
1º |
LE |
3 cr. |
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW (DERECHO CONSTITUCIONAL COMPARADO) |
1º |
OP |
6 cr. |
CRIMINAL LAW |
2º |
LE |
3 cr. |
CONTRACT LAW (DERECHO
ANGLOSAJON I) |
2º |
OP |
6 cr. |
SEGUNDO CICLO |
DISPUTE RESOLUTION |
3º |
LE |
3 cr. |
TORT LAW |
3º |
LE |
3 cr. |
BUSINESS LAW (DERECHO ANGLOSAJÓN II) |
4º |
OP |
6 cr. |
TAX LAW (DERECHO ANGLOSAJÓN III) |
4º |
OP |
6 cr. |
VISITING PROFESSORS
Sara. S. Beale, Professor of Law, Duke University.
Richard Bierschbach, Professor of Law, Cardozo Law School, Jeshiva University.
Toni M. Fine, Assintant Dean for International, Fordham School of Law.
Mattias Kumm, Professor of Law, New York University School of Law.
Alejandro Garro, Adjunct Professor, Columbia Law School of Law.
Bruce La Pierre, Professor of Law, Washington University School of Law. St. Louis.
Pedro J. Martínez-Fraga, Adjunct Professor, University of Miami School of Law, socio-director del Departamento de International Litigation de Greenberg Traurig.
Jacqueline M. Nolan-Haley, Professor of Law, Fordham School of Law.
David G. Owen, Carolina Distinguished Professor of Law, University of South Carolina School of Law.
Mark R. Patterson, Professor of Law, Fordham School of Law.
Peter Siegelman, Professor of Law, University of Connecticut School of Law
FACULTY
Scott Wishart, Assistant Dean for International Program, University of Navarra School of Law.
Aaron J. Shuler, AALP University of Navarra School of Law
Staff
Patricia Palomino
Nicolás Zambrana
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