The college offers a multifaceted program for the study of international and comparative law. Supported by more than 20 members of the law faculty who maintain significant teaching and research interests in the field, the International and Comparative Law Program (ICLP) features extensive international and comparative law courses and related academic activities; a Master of Laws (LLM) degree program for both U.S. and foreign law graduates, many foreign students and visiting foreign professors; several study-abroad programs; an innovative student/faculty journal; and several active centers for international and comparative law research.

Additional support for the program is provided by the College of Law Library, which maintains holdings of more than 165,000 volumes of international, comparative, and foreign law, and a complete United Nations document collection on microfiche. The University of Iowa's Office of International Programs also supports ICLP with extensive international programming throughout the University of Iowa.

About the International and Comparative Law Program
International and Comparative Law Program Faculty
Contact Information

Applying to Iowa's LLM Program