REQUIRED COURSES
All students must complete the following 5 courses.
Name of Course
Credits
Corporations 3
Compliance  
2
Conducting Internal Investigations 1
Risk Management, Audit and Financial Controls 1
Information Privacy 3

II. REQUIRED EXTERNSHIP
Students must complete one externship in the compliance field. The externship may be paid or taken for academic credit. Academic credit (2 to 3 hrs.) requires completion of a Becoming a Lawyer Course (1 hr.).

III. REQUIRED WRITING PROJECT
Students must complete a significant writing project – i.e., a journal note, a seminar paper, or other project that satisfies at least one-half of the Upper Division writing requirement on a CICR-related topic.

IV. ELECTIVE COURSES Students must complete two (2) of the following elective courses.

Name of Course
Credits
Advanced Issues in Corporate Law-Corps & Human Rights (Rome)  2
Antitrust      
3
Campaign Finance Law 2
Consumer Finance Seminar   2
Copyright Law   3
Cyberlaw  3
Election Law    2
Environmental Law 3
Fair Employment Law   2
Federal Regulation of Food and Drugs               2
Financial Institutions Regulation 3
Health Law   2/3
Human Trafficking Law   2
Immigration Law: Employment, Family and Naturalization 2
* International Corruption and Compliance (formerly FCPA) 1
International Environmental Law (Rome) 2
International Human Rights (Rome)  2
Introduction to Intellectual Property Law 3
Labor and Employment Law   3
Law of the European Union (Cracow) 2
Not-for-Profit Organizations 2
Securities Regulation: Compliance  3
Trademarks and Unfair Competition 3
* White Collar and Business Crimes 2


1.  Asterisks (*) indicate courses of particular relevance.

2. Securities compliance is a specialized field in itself. Students who seek careers in securities compliance ordinarily should pursue a Securities certificate or concentration, but CICR students interested in securities may count the course as a qualifying CICR elective.