This program integrates classroom discussions with government officials and experts practicing law in New York City. Visits to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and other locations provide once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to learn.
During the program, participants will network and meet former and current elected officials and visit firms practicing international law and arbitration. Participants will be taking sessions at the NYC criminal court building taught by a court clerk and will attend real trials. Students will have the opportunity to meet officials from higher education institutions to learn about their opportunities to study an LLM and JD for national and international students in NYC.
New York City Location
New York City offers participants unique opportunities to interact with individuals and locations in the New York metro area. Sites that you will visit include the Statue of Liberty, Top of the Rock, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
For information, group rates, and registration, email ezavala01@manhattan.edu.
Program Dates
TBD
| Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Morning
Session US Government and Politics |
Morning
Session at Federal Reserve Bank of NY |
Morning
Session at New York City Hall
|
Morning
Session Transforming the Urban Economy and Site Visit |
Morning
New York Public Hearing at New York Court
|
Afternoon
Statue of Liberty |
Afternoon
Session at Law and International Relations Firm |
Afternoon
Session at New York Criminal Court and Public Hearing |
Afternoon
Session at Law and International Relations Firm |
Afternoon
Session at Council on Foreign Relations/Similar
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Optional Evening
Attend JD/LLM Info Session at Local University |
Optional Evening
Top of The Rock |
Optional Evening
Attend Master International Relations Info Session at Local University |
Optional Evening
Cruise around Manhattan |
Optional Evening
Attend JD/LLM Info Session at Local University |
Tuition
One-week program: $1,500
*Manhattan College alumni and students are entitled to a 20% discount.
Includes: Eight practical and interactive classes, optional excursions in New York City to the Statue of Liberty, Top of the Rock, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Upon completion, participants receive a certificate of attendance.
Housing (optional)
$1,000
Includes: Double/double room with shared bathroom in a dorm-style location or homestay. And local public transportation (MTA subway and bus).
For international participants that require a visa to enter the U.S., you must have a valid B2 (tourist visa) to participate in this program (we do not sponsor visas for this program).
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