Information Sessions

Date:: Wednesday, October 13, 19:00-21:30
Information Session and Class Observation (in-person)
Language:: English
Venue:: Temple University Japan Campus (Access)
: Online Reservation Form * Please see "Reserving Your Seat" for reservations via e-mail or phone.

Agenda

Wednesday, October 13
19:00-19:50: Information Session
20:00-21:30: Class Observation (Introduction to American Legal Systems)

Session Details

Beasley School of Law at Temple University, Japan Campus is an A.B.A. accredited U.S. law school in Japan. You can study at a U.S. law school in Tokyo towards an LL.M. degree or a Certificate in American or International Law.

At our information sessions, you will have the chance to meet our program director and talk to the law school staff. Also, we will provide details about our programs, facilities, admissions, tuition and the many benefits of studying at the Tokyo campus of Temple University School of Law.

Reserving Your Seat

Please follow one of the methods below to make a reservation.

Via Online Reservation Form

Please enter all the necessary information and submit the online reservation form.

Online Reservation Form

Via E-mail or Phone

Please contact us at the following e-mail or phone. Please provide us with your phone and e-mail.

E-mail:: tujlaw@tuj.temple.edu
Tel:: 03-5441-9841

Future Sessions

Saturday, November 13, 13:30-16:30
Individual Consultation (Online)

Class Observation

We invite you to sit in the regular classes. To demonstrate how the common and civil law approaches to problem solving differ, a Professor of the Law Program will demonstrate the fact-grounded, analytical approach that prevails in common-law jurisdictions. Those attending the class may ask questions, make comments, and generally participate, just as the current students taking the course.

Class observation is available when the Statement of Emergency is lifted. Please contact the Law office by e-mail (tujlaw@tuj.temple.edu).

Mock Class

We invite you to a mock class.

To demonstrate how the common and civil law approaches to problem solving differ, a Professor of the Law Program will demonstrate the fact-grounded, analytical approach that prevails in common-law jurisdictions. Those attending the class may ask questions, make comments, and generally participate, just as would students in a typical U.S. law class.