The Cambridge summer session is a fully ABA-approved program organized
in association with Downing College of Cambridge University and a consortium
of law schools including The University of Mississippi School of Law,
the University of Arkansas-Fayetteville School of Law, the University
of Tennessee School of Law, and the University of Nebraska College of
Law. The University of Mississippi School of Law serves as the institutional
administrator of the program. The Cambridge session affords students an
exciting change of perspective with an emphas on international and comparative
law. Faculty members are drawn from both Cambridge University and the
consortium law schools.
Students live at Downing College in the heart of Cambridge, where dining
and library facilities are convenient. Classes are held Monday through
Thursday, permitting students to enrich their experiences through weekend
trips to places of interest in Great Britain.
A fully ABA-approved program sponsored by The University
of Mississippi School of Law and located at the University of Hawaii’s
William S. Richardson School of Law, the Hawaii Summer Session offers
a distinguished academic program focusing on the dynamic Pacific Rim and
the chance to experience the legendary beauty and rich cultural heritage
of the Hawaiian Islands.
The curriculum is an exciting mix of courses in Pacific Asian law and
more traditional subjects. Faculty members are drawn from the University
of Hawaii, The University of Mississippi, and other nationally recognized
law schools. This is the only summer law session offered in Hawaii.
