Course credits do not count toward residency requirements at participating universities but do apply toward credits for Title IV, HEA programs. Each fall semester a member of the Aberdeen University faculty visits Baltimore to teach a one-credit comparative law course. The University of Baltimore School of Law, in conjunction with the University of Haifa and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock School of Law, offers a summer program in international and comparative law in Haifa, Israel. Students from the three participating schools spend five weeks at the University of Haifa, taking two 3-credit courses having a substantial international or comparative law focus. Some of the courses are taught by faculty of the Universities of Baltimore and Arkansas, but at least one course is taught or co-taught by a member of the University of Haifa Law faculty.
Courses vary from year to year.
The program is open to any student who has completed the entire first-year curriculum. Financial aid is available. Course credits do not count toward residency requirements at participating universities but do apply toward credits for Title IV, HEA programs.