
Since 2012, the Salzburg Cutler Fellows Program has helped outstanding law students from the top US law schools explore timely legal issues and develop leadership skills and connections needed to forge careers in international law to shape a better world.
Each Fellow prepares and presents a research paper on a topic of private or public international law. Some of the top law faculty in the US offer advice on how to make their argument more effective and how to succeed in getting papers accepted by journals in across the world. In parallel, lawyers and other mentors in public service help Fellows explore traditional and non-traditional pathways to careers in international law and public service that can align passion and personal impact. Each year's program also includes several keynote speakers who share insights from their own career in international law.
The following academics have accompanied the participating law schools, leading workshops and offering feedback and advice on Fellows' papers.
Each year's programs includes keynote speakers.