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American University, Washington College of Law
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Geographic scope:
International
Country of activity:
United States of America
Millennium Development Goals:
Promote gender equality and empower women
Mission statement:
Students at the American University Washington College of Law study in a major hub of American law and politics, Washington, D.C. The Washington College of Law offers a robust externship program, which sets students up in federal governmental bodies, nonprofits, and more. Students also have a variety of dual degree program options, including a J.D./M.A. in International Affairs through the School of International Service, a J.D./M.B.A. through the Kogod School of Business, and a J.D./M.S. (master of science) in Justice, Law and Society with the School of Public Affairs. The Washington College of Law also offers a part-time J.D. program, which takes four years, and evening courses. Through more than 10 clinics, students can get experience in legal areas including domestic violence, criminal justice, and federal tax law. The AU Washington College of Law runs many centers, programs, and projects, including the War Crimes Research Office and the United Nations Committee against Torture Project. There are also more than 50 student organizations to check out and a variety of legal publications, such as the Business Law Brief, the American University Law Review, and The American Jurist. The American University Washington College of Law was the first law school founded by women, and females make up more than 50 percent of the student body.
Year established:
1896
Year of registration:
1898
Organizational structure:
This is a law school, organized like other law schools in the United States.
Number and type of members:
390 full- and part-time faculty; 1,215 full-time students
Affiliation with NGO networks:
Works with a variety of NGOs worldwide
Funding structure:
Fees for education and training services
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