American University WCL to Hold Info Session in Shanghai on October 30

LLM GUIDE, Oct 17, 2008

Prospective students can learn about the International Legal Studies LL.M.

The Washington College of Law (WCL), American University will be holding an information session about its International Legal Studies LL.M. program in Shanghai on October 30, 2008. Those who are interested in attending should contact:

UScampus Center

Suite A202, Shang-Mira Business Center

2633 Yan'an West Road

Shanghai 200336 (China)

Telephone: 011-8621-6270-2768

For more information about this event and the ILS program at WCL, please visit the school's website or their full LLM GUIDE directory profile.

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