June 13 - July 16, 2010 
Our summer program in Kenya will begin again from June 13 to July 16, 2010! For those of you who have not heard of our Nairobi program, it is an extraordinary academic and cultural experience that will change the way you view the world. Since 1988, Widener University’s Nairobi Institute has offered this program in partnership with the
University of Nairobi in one of the most beautiful, vibrant countries in the world, Kenya. View the general
slide show to see life in Nairobi and activities in the program. See the Director’s Message link for a summary of the program. The American Bar Association’s Committee on Accreditation approved the program for credit at all U.S. law schools. We will send each accepted student a copy of our comprehensive manual (also available in PDF format for download), which describes how to prepare for the trip and what to expect during your stay.
Exciting OpportunitiesEnjoy the cultural experience of living in a beautiful country with world famous wilderness reserves and beautiful beaches on the Indian Ocean while studying the law from both Kenyan and American
faculty. The program has been arranged to help you get the most out of your experience. Typically ten or more Kenyan law students participate in the program as well as law students drawn from many law schools around the U.S. We have also expanded the number of group activities and coordinated them with the material you will be studying in your courses. We have expanded the number of group activities and more closely tied them to the material you will be studying in your courses. The Institute will offer three two-credit
courses: International Environmental Law, Comparative Constitutional Law, and Issues in Criminal Law: An International Perspective. We have scheduled
group
safaris and a trip to the Indian Ocean. There will be tours of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Kenyan law courts.