International and comparative law jobs

What are some examples of international law jobs.
This page provides a simple list of the over 500 international law and related jobs held by our alumni.
The list is not the usual dozen or so jobs that are trotted out to answer the question of are there really any jobs, nor is it a comprehensive list of every possible job in international law.

This specialisation will give students the skills necessary to navigate international and foreign legal system, particularly in the Asia-pacific region, with the opportunity to focus on areas of particular interest through a wide array of elective courses.

Our law students also have a range of opportunities during their studies at GW Law to perform research in the area of international law, pursue externships, attend numerous events and discussion spaces on international and comparative law, participate in skills competitions, clinics, and journals, delve in summer programs, and study abroad.

Developing skills in international and comparative law equips students for modern global and transnational legal practice.
International law and institutions have an ever increasing relevance to domestic policy and legal issues.

This specialisation will give students the skills necessary to navigate international and foreign legal system, particularly in the Asia-pacific region, with the opportunity to focus on areas of particular interest through a wide array of elective courses