A faculty collaboration between the University of Miami School of Law and Eötvös Loránd University has grown into a pathway for students to practice international law abroad, starting with a seven-week placement at a leading, global law firm.
Three accomplished attorneys from Bolivia, Uganda and the Maldives have come to the University of Miami School of Law to build specialized legal expertise they will use to strengthen legal systems in their home countries.
Through transactional simulations, international study, and experiential learning, the J.D. candidate is preparing for a career serving clients across jurisdictions and cultures.
Through a summer clerkship guided by School of Law alumni, law student Isabel McGinty gained practical litigation experience while building confidence, refining career goals and fostering a commitment to service.
With over a decade of experience in Central American dispute resolution, Ana Eugenia Guillén Arguedas is expanding her international arbitration expertise.
Through coursework, coaching and international competition, the International Moot Court Program prepares students to advocate across borders, leading Miami Law to a world championship at the Sports Arbitration Moot.
At the University of Miami School of Law, student-edited journals help aspiring lawyers develop specialized expertise, contribute to legal scholarship, and build communities around shared professional interests.
This past summer, students obtained public sector experience via positions in the judiciary, non-profits and government.
Miami Law’s Yvette Ostolaza Mock Trial Team continues its rapid national ascent behind a refined curriculum, strong alumni network, and major regional and national competition victories.
Students spent their summer in law firms and corporate settings learning skills needed for law associates and in-house counsel.
The incoming J.D. class reflects the growing demand for a University of Miami School of Law education.
Contributing to a Supreme Court brief demonstrates how University of Miami School of Law students make meaningful contributions to complex, real-world cases.
University of Miami School of Law students and faculty spent a day with the Seminole Tribe of Florida to explore Indigenous rights, language preservation, and cultural sovereignty.
The position reflects a strategic commitment to student success, uniting the core elements of the student experience under one cohesive framework.
University of Miami law student Arianne Ontiveros is merging her background in branding and litigation to build a career in trademark protection.