Distance-Learning Courses
Four
distance-learning
courses
are
offered
for
credit
toward
the
LL.M.
in
Transnational
Commercial
Practice.
They
are
Introduction
to
the
United
States
Legal
System
(1),
Case
Study
in
Crossborder
Litigation
(2),
Recognition
and
Enforcement
of
Foreign
Judgments
(3),
and
The
Global
Lawyer
(3).
Once
commenced,
a
course
must
be
completed
within
eight
weeks.
The
courses
are
available
on
a
USB
memory
stick,
on
a
DVD,
or
through
the
Internet.
Each
course
is
provided
in
the
form
of
a
PowerPoint
presentation,
incorporating
videos,
text,
and
PDF
readings.
The
courses
are
“self-contained”
-
no
additional
text
books
or
case
books
or
other
resources
are
required.
Each
course
includes
quizzes
and
short-essay
questions,
and
the
answers
to
which
are
sent
automatically
to
the
course
instructor.
Distance
learning
can
account
for
a
total
of
nine
of
the
21
credits
required
for
the
LL.M.
New
students
should
apply
for
admission
to
the
LL.M.
program
on
this
website
and
then
may
register
for
a
distance-learning
course;
returning
students
may
register
directly
for
a
distance-learning
course.
Upon
completion
of
registration,
the
student
will
be
sent
the
relevant
USB
or
DVD
or issued a password for online access to the course.
More about Course 1
More about Course 2
More about Course 3
More about Course 4
Professor
Dennis
Campbell
is
Director
of
the
Center
for
International
Legal
Studies
and
a
Lecturer
at
Boston
University
and
Eötvös
Lorand
University.
He
holds
an
LL.M.
from
Stockholm
University
and
is
a
member
of
the
New
York,
Iowa,
and Colorado state bars.
Distance-Learning Courses
Four
distance-learning
courses
are
offered
for
credit
toward
the
LL.M.
in
Transnational
Commercial
Practice.
They
are
Introduction
to
the
United
States
Legal
System
(1),
Case
Study
in
Crossborder
Litigation
(2),
Recognition
and
Enforcement
of
Foreign
Judgments
(3),
and
The
Global
Lawyer
(3).
Once
commenced,
a
course
must
be
completed
within
eight
weeks.
The
courses
are
available
on
a
USB
memory
stick,
on
a
DVD,
or
through
the
Internet.
Each
course
is
provided
in
the
form
of
a
PowerPoint
presentation,
incorporating
videos,
text,
and
PDF
readings.
The
courses
are
“self-contained”
-
no
additional
text
books
or
case
books
or
other
resources
are
required.
Each
course
includes
quizzes
and
short-
essay
questions,
and
the
answers
to
which
are
sent
automatically
to
the
course
instructor.
Distance
learning
can
account
for
a
total
of
nine
of
the
21
credits
required
for
the
LL.M.
New
students
should
apply
for
admission
to
the
LL.M.
program
on
this
website
and
then
may
register
for
a
distance-learning
course;
returning
students
may
register
directly
for
a
distance-learning
course.
Upon
completion
of
registration,
the
student
will
be
sent
the
relevant
USB
or
DVD
or
issued
a
password
for online access to the course.
More about Course 1
More about Course 2
More about Course 3
More about Course 4
