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 (1credit), Case Study in Crossborder Litigation (2 credits), Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments (3 credits), and The Global Lawyer (3 credits). Once commenced, a course must be completed within eight weeks. The courses are available on a USB memory stick 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, the student’s 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 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
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Professor Dennis Campbell is Director of the Center for International 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 (1credit), Case Study in Crossborder Litigation (2 credits), Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments (3 credits), and The Global Lawyer (3 credits). Once commenced, a course must be completed within eight weeks. The courses are available on a USB memory stick 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, the student’s 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 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