The brochures have been mailed out, the website is completed, and applications are coming in. For any U.S student from an ABA accredited law school, or any foreign law student interested in information technology law, we invite you to join us in London for 5 weeks of stimulating classes (6 units of course credit), interesting professors, fascinating classmates (and a lot of fun).
This summer will be the inaugural program in International Information Technology Law sponsored by Southwestern Law School, Los Angeles, The program will be held at the University College of London Law Faculty building (Bentham House) in the heart of the UCL campus and just off of Russell Square — in the heart of London.
We have an outstanding faculty:
* Prof. Susan Brenner, University of Dayton (International Cybercrimes)
* Prof. Ian Walden, Queen Mary School of Law, London (Comparative Information Privacy Law and Regulations)
* Prof. Michael Scott, Southwestern Law School, Los Angeles (Drafting Information Technology Agreements), and
* Dr. Julia Hörnle, Queen Mary School of Law, London (Comparative Electronic Commerce Law and Regulation).
The program will run from June 21-July 24, 2009. Students will stay in College Hall, a recently opened housing facility, which is only a short walk from the classrooms. Classes go from 9-1:10 from Monday-Thursday, giving students every afternoon to explore all that London has to offer, plus every weekend is a three-day weekend for those who would like to travel outside of London.
Due to space limitations, we can only accept 48 students. So if you are interested, or know someone who might be, please let them know.
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