Padova offers an urban experience within half an hour by train as a great university town. The 2001 program of the Venice International Law Institute will be held at the facilities of the University of Venice Law Department from July 1 to August 2, 2001. Classes will be held Monday through Thursday in 110 minute sessions. Students may enroll in one or two courses for a maximum of six credit hours. No two courses conflict.
Enrollment is limited only by classroom size.
The student and course requirements for the Institute are the same as those for the Widener University School of law, and are strictly applied. For example, the Widener Student Honor Code applies and attendance is taken. The American Bar Association has approved the Venice program. An approved program may be used as credit toward a law degree at ABA-approved institutions. A transcript of grades will be sent to each student and the student's home law school by Widener University School of Law.