LL.M. in International Business Practice The LL.M. in International Business Practice provides an emphasis on international business, trade, dispute resolution, and the crossborder practice of law. An optional concentration in American law is offered within the LL.M. program. The LL.M. requires the satisfaction of 21 credits over three cycles in a three-year period. Cycles I and II are taught in Salzburg, Austria, by faculty provided by the Center for International Legal Studies, Lazarski University, and Salzburg University. Cycle III is taught in Warsaw, Poland, by faculty provided by Lazarski University. Cycles I and II will be conducted 18-31 March 2012 at the Leopoldskron Palace, the Center's venue for academic programs in Salzburg. Cycle III will be conducted in March or April 2013 at Lazarski University. Six credits are to be absolved at each Cycle, with 30 class hours per week. The remaining three credits may be absolved during the three-year period by undertaking a directed research project or by participating in any two of the Center's several continuing legal education programs offered annually in Europe, North America, and other venues throughout the world. 
Warsaw Lazarski University The Lazarski University was founded in 1993 in Warsaw and is ranked as a leading private university in Poland. Lazarski University has forged close relationships with American and European academic institutions, such as Georgetown University, the University of Kentucky, the University of Wisconsin La Crosse, the University of Wales, the Center for International Legal Studies, the American University of Rome, and the Moscow Academic University of Law. Lazarski University has approximately 7,000 students and 260 faculty members. Lazarski University offers a Joint American MBA with the University of Wisconsin, La Crosse, a Master of Science in International Business Economics and a Master of Arts in International Relations with the University of Wales. Lazarski University has achieved wide recognition in Poland for its academic achievements: First - faculty of law among private universities (Gazeta Prawna, 2007, 2008, 2009) / First - educational level in private business schools (Home & Market, 2008) / Second - private business schools (Home & Market, 2009) / Second - private universities (Polska The Times - ACI 2009) / Second - private business and management schools (Wprost, 2007) / Third (following Jagiellonian and Warsaw universities) - law faculties (Dlaczego, 2008). The campus facilities include classrooms, computer labs, a large library, bookstore, copy shop, cafeteria, doctor’s office and a chapel. Read more Accessing forms on this website requires Adobe Acrobat or Reader. 
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Salzburg Center for International Legal StudiesThe Center for International Legal Studies is a non-profit research, training, and law publications institute, established and operating under Austrian law, based in Salzburg, Austria. The Center has operated since 1976. It has a close cooperation with the Salzburg Seminar, Suffolk University Law School, the Faculty of Law of the University of Salzburg, the Faculty of Law of the University of Amsterdam, the Faculty of Law of the University of Durham, the National University of Chile, and Lazarski University. The purpose of the Center is the promotion of the dissemination of information among members of the international legal community, this being achieved through the Center's various research and law publication projects, the administration of post-graduate and professional training programs, and the operation of up to eight continuing legal education conferences each year. The Center is an accredited continuing legal education provider, recognized by the Solicitor's Regulation Authority of England and Wales, the Faculty of Advocates of the Scottish Bar, The Netherlands Bar, and the States of Texas, California, and New York. More than 5,000 lawyers worldwide have been designated as Fellows of the Center for International Legal Studies in recognition of their contributions to the Center’s publications and conferences. The Center publishes regularly with law publishers such as LexisNexis, Juris, Kluwer, Tottel, and Oxford University Press. The Center has official status and provides observers on a regular basis at meetings of the UNCITRAL Commission in Vienna and New York. Read more Contact Center for International Legal Studies Matzenkopfgasse 19, 5020 Salzburg, Austria Tel Austria 43 662 835399 / US 1 970 4601232 Fax Austria 43 662 835399-09 / US 1 509 3560077 Email |
