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This intensive three-week program offers a wide range of in-person courses taught by over 40 world-renowned professors.

• Participants must attend in-person courses at the Â鶹´«Ã½ Washington College of Law (AUWCL) Campus in Washington DC every day for the 3 weeks of the program.
• All participants must attend the scheduled orientation session on the program calendar.
• Complete the . Review the requirements to apply in the following section.
• We invite you to visit our courses for more information on our offerings.
• We offer partial scholarships to participants enrolled in the Certificate of Attendance mode.
• Program courses can be taken in three different modalities: 1. Certificate of Attendance, 2. Diploma, or 3. ABA Credits.
• Students enrolled in universities outside the United States who wish to earn credits must send us a letter requesting to take the courses for credits; the letter must include contact information for the registrar's office of their institution. We will send their final grades to that office so they can receive credit, but ultimately, it is their institution that decides whether to grant credits.
• Participants pursuing both the Diploma and the Certificate of Attendance, who have passed the exams and are planning to enroll in the Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law, can transfer up to eight credits from the program towards their degree and pay the difference in fees.

IMPORTANT VISA INFORMATION:

• You can attend the summer program with a B1 visitor visa. You do not need a student visa or similar (F1 or J1). (*This requirement is different for our HRLLM master's students).
• If you are accepted into the program, you will receive an admission letter that you can present to the Â鶹´«Ã½ Embassy in your country. However, this letter does not guarantee the granting of a visa, but it may increase the likelihood of obtaining one. We do not provide any documents before admission to the program.
• You must fulfill all requirements that the Â鶹´«Ã½ Embassy requires for applicants from your country of origin.
• Because the visa process often takes time, it is important to start the process as soon as possible.

ATTENDANCE POLICY.

• Participants must attend 90% of the course to receive their Certificate of Attendance. No exceptions! This means that you can only miss two out of the 14 classes of each course.
• Two tardies will be counted as one absence.
• No refunds or payment transfers are processed after the courses have started. Nor are refunds made if participants do not attend the courses.

• The table costs do not include the non-refundable program application fee of USD $70.00*. This fee entitles the applicant to have their application reviewed by the Application Evaluation Committee. Only once the online application is completed and the $70 is paid, will your application be reviewed for admission.

• *(Please note that your bank may charge an additional $5 for credit card payment from your respective country. This amount is not part of the program costs and is not received by AUWCL).

• The total cost includes administrative costs and the value of the courses.

• The course cost includes the required books and reading materials for each course.

SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE!

• There is a limited amount of partial scholarships available only to participants applying to the Certificate of Attendance Track and who are enrolled in two or more courses. We do not offer scholarships to participants applying to the Diploma or ABA Credits modalities.

• Scholarships are determined by the Application Evaluation Committee. Please note that only applications containing all documents and covering all costs will be considered by the Committee.

• We do not offer full scholarships! Partial scholarships only apply to the program's course costs. You will be responsible for travel, accommodation, meals, and any other additional expenses incurred during your stay.

Available Scholarships for the Certificate of Attendance Track

1. Inter-Â鶹´«Ã½ Human Rights Moot Court Competition Scholarship (IAMOOT) for the Program ofÌýAdvanced Studies

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Moot Court Competition, you are eligible to receive a partial scholarship to attend the Summer Program.ÌýAs a former or current participant in the Inter-Â鶹´«Ã½ Human Rights.

In your letter of interest, you can indicate in which year you participated in the Competition, in what role, and request the IAMoot scholarship application.

Please note that the scholarship will be awarded after reviewing your application and verifying your participation with the Competition coordinator.Ìý

2. SCHOLARSHIPS for Alumni of our Master's Program for the Program ofÌýAdvanced Studies and for Former Summer Participants. As Alumni of our Master's Program (LL.M.) in Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law, you are eligible to receive a partial scholarship for the Summer Program.

Please, indicate in yourÌýletter of interest that you are a member of the Inter-Â鶹´«Ã½ System and that you request the scholarship.

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3. Scholarships for Officials of the Inter-Â鶹´«Ã½ System for the Program ofÌýAdvanced Studies.ÌýPlease, indicate in yourÌýletter of interest that you are a member of the Inter-Â鶹´«Ã½ System and that you request the scholarship.

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4. Scholarships for Members of Associated Institutions for the Summer Program.ÌýPlease, indicate in yourÌýletter of interest that you are a member of a Associated Institutions and that you request the scholarship.

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5. Merit Scholarships for the Summer Program.ÌýPlease, indicate in yourÌýletter of interest that youÌýare requesting the scholarship. Mentioning your achievements in the field of human rights & international humanitarian law, and the reasons why you require a scholarship.

A limited number of merit scholarships are available for participants taking two or more courses in the Certificate of Attendance category. These waivers cover approximately 25% of the course fees.Ìý