Employment is very wide. According to relevant public information, 68.26% of them work in law firms. 29.35% work for public interest/government/judicial documents. Among them, 2.39% work in enterprises and academia, which has broad employment prospects. The Law School of new york University may provide the most extensive, diversified and dynamic projects for international law and global governance of any school in the world. Judging from their depth of knowledge and participation, teachers are unparalleled, as are the strengths and types of international and related courses, from human rights and international humanitarian law to trade, finance and investment, from global environment and energy law to the practice of the United Nations and the World Bank, from transnational arbitration to international legal theory.