Radzyner Law School
| Radzyner Law School | |
|---|---|
| Established | 1994 |
| School type | Private |
| Dean | Sharon Rabin-Margaliot |
| Location | Herzliya, Israel |
| Enrollment | 1,400 |
| Website | [1] |
Radzyner Law School at the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya was established in 1994.
Radzyner Law School at the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya, Israel, was established in 1994 by Prof. Uriel Reichman with the help of Dr. Harry L. Radzyner, is the Interdisciplinary Center’s founding school. The first class of the combined Law and Business Program completed its studies in 1998. Until 2016, approximately 7,000 graduates completed their studies at Radzyner Law School.
Radzyner Law School maintains international collaborations in several levels: each year renowned visiting professors from some of the foremost law schools in the world teach legal courses in English at the school; the students at the school participate in various international activities throughout their studies, such as student exchange programs, joint seminars with foreign law schools and more. In addition, Radzyner Law School is the only Israeli law school that’s a founding member in the Law Schools Global League. The Law Schools Global League is an alliance between over 20 leading law schools from across the globe, promoting collaborations in studies and research in light of globalization and its impact on the legal world.
Radzyner Law School offers several dual–degrees programs: Law and Business, Law and Government and Law and Psychology. In addition, the school offers a special program of Law with a direct route to M.A. in Financial Economics, LL.B in Law with a direct route to an MBA in Business Administration, LL.B. in Law with a direct route to M.A. in Government and the Honors program for outstanding students. The Law and Business program grants the students a dual degree: LL.B in Law and B.A in Business Administration. Students on the program have a choice of majoring in one of the following: Marketing; Finance; Internet and Network Studies; Real Estate or International Business Law. The Law and Government program grants the students a dual degree: LL.B in Law and B.A in Government. Students on the program have a choice of majoring in one of the following majors offered by Lauder School of Government: Diplomacy and Strategy; Public Administration and Leadership; Security and Terrorism; Middle East and International Conflict Resolution; The Law and Psychology program grants students a dual degree: LL.B. in Law and B.A. in Psychology. Students on this program focus on aspects relevant to both disciplines, such as decision making, social values and norms, psychological issues in family law, legal issues in clinical psychology and more. The Law and Financial Economics program grants the students an Undergraduate LL.B. in Law and a Graduate M.A. in Financial Economics within 4 years. The M.A. in Financial Economics program will be taught in English. Students will receive training in both fields, with emphasis on the economic-financial field. In addition to legal tools, the Program provides quantitative, theoretical and practical tools in the fields of economics, finance and risk-management. The Law and MBA program grants students an undergraduate LL.B in Law and graduate program in business administration (MBA) within 4 years. The MBA will be taught in English during 5 mini-semesters, and will focus on innovation and entrepreneurship with an emphasis on unique challenges and coping with growing companies. The Law and M.A in government program grants the students an Undergraduate LL.B. in Law and a Graduate M.A. in Government within 4 years. The M.A program will be taught in English and includes two specializations for student's choice: Counter-Terrorism and Homeland Security and Diplomacy and Conflict.
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