More recently, we led in expanding legal curriculum to include related offerings in the social sciences. The International Legal Studies Program offers more than two dozen international courses on human rights, organization, business, trade and investment law. Only a handful of schools nationwide offer comparable variety and depth. The ILSP is closely involved with the international law committee of the Colorado Bar Association, the Colorado Council on International Organizations, and the United Nations Association. Both degrees must be pursued concurrently, and students must apply and be accepted to both programs.
Students spend the equivalent of the first year of classes in law school.
The final two years are spent in both the Daniels College of Business and the College of Law. A list of courses approved for dual credit is available from the College of Law or the Daniels College of Business.