UPenn International Law
Led by former Obama Administration State Department Advisor and UPenn Law Deputy Dean Professor William Burke-White (Harvard Law J.D., Cambridge Ph.D.), this program investigates international environmental diplomacy, global treaties, and Paris Climate Agreement compliance mechanisms.
Program Overview
Rigorous Methodology
Develop advanced data collection and analysis skills under strict academic standards.
Publication Output
Students author their own research manuscript. Journal submission and acceptance are separate steps, not guaranteed outcomes.
Expert Mentorship
Direct feedback and ongoing guidance from scholars active at top global institutions.
Your interests.
Your question. Your paper.
Start with what you want to investigate. Develop your own research question and write your own paper, with professor and TA guidance on methods, evidence and revision. The course theme is a starting point—not a predetermined paper to reproduce.
Applications & feesProgram at a glance
- Who it is for
- Rising Grade 9 through university students.
- Learning format
- In person (Onsite)
- Professor instruction
- 30 hours
- TA guidance
- 20 hours
See the dates and teaching schedule for this cohort.
Students work toward their own research manuscript. Journal submission and acceptance are separate steps; publication and university admission are not guaranteed.
Program Details
Duration
Schedule available on inquiry
Cohort Capacity
10 Students
Delivery Format
In person (Onsite)
Program tuition
$8,580 USD
Tuition is separate from the $50 USD application fee. Ask admissions about payment timing, inclusions and cancellation terms before applying.
Applications are reviewed for research readiness and fit. A place is confirmed only after an admissions decision.
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