J.D. Certificate Program in International and Comparative Law in Chicago United States | Illinois Institute of Technology

Chicago-Kent's J.D. Certificate in International and Comparative Law equips students with core legal competencies, knowledge of international legal systems, insights into clients' worldwide requirements, and a practical perspective on practicing law in global markets.

Learners can connect their academic studies with practical externships and overseas legal education opportunities.
Chicago-Kent's J.D. Certificate in International and Comparative Law equips students with core legal competencies, knowledge of international legal systems, insights into clients' worldwide requirements, and a practical perspective on practicing law in global markets.

Professional Pathways
Legal professionals specializing in international and comparative law frequently find positions in corporate legal departments or private practice firms. Numerous opportunities also exist within federal agencies like the International Trade Commission, Departments of Commerce, State, Defense, and Homeland Security, as well as the Central Intelligence Agency. Public interest lawyers typically concentrate on areas such as international criminal justice, environmental protection, and human rights advocacy.

Employment possibilities include:

Multinational enterprises
Global institutions like the WTO or UN
Legal practices
Nonprofit organizations such as Amnesty International or WWF
Federal government entities