Location: Emory University School of Law (USA, Georgia, Atlanta,)
July 4 - July 22, 2017 (3 weeks)
The cost of the program is $ 3260
The cost includes: training, living space, insurance and visits to the relevant organizations provided by the program.
July 11 - July 22, 2017 (2 weeks)
The cost of the program is $ 2320
The cost includes: training, living space, insurance and visits to the relevant organizations provided by the program.
Note: The person wishing to pay for the transportation, food and US visa will pay for it themselves.
Working language: English
The Emory Summer School program begins in July 2017, offering the following courses in law and business:
- American Legal Analysis
- Contracts
- Constitutional Law
- Torts
- Criminal Law
- Property
- International Human Rights
- International Business
- Intellectual Property
- Trial Skills
Participants have the right to choose the one they want.
The courses are led by highly qualified professors from Emory University, one of the most prestigious and highly rated universities in America.
As part of the program, Emory Summer School offers students study tours, practical seminars and excursions in Atlanta.
Upon completion of the program, participants will be awarded certificates from Emory University.
Students participating in the Emory Summer School program have the opportunity to consider the course / courses taken at Emory University as credits / credits in accordance with the rules and procedures established at Caucasus University.
To participate in the program, Caucasus University students must submit the following documents in English:
- ID card
- Copy of passport
- Completed application form (see Appendix # 1)
- CV (see Appendix # 2)
- Certificate of knowledge of a foreign language at least B2 level
The deadline for registration is February 15, 2017.
For more information, please contact:
Sophie Shengelia
Director of the Department of Master's and Doctoral Educational Programs
Tel: (+995 32) 2 37 77 77/194
Mob: (+995) 599 777 104
Email: sshengelia@cu.edu.ge