What is daily life like in the International Security field of law?

I am interested in International Securities Law. The protecting the nation type, not the stocks and bonds type. Can anyone tell me what a "day in the life of..." may be like?

Bonus if you can tell me a good law school for this! I have heard UofV is good.

thx all!!

International Securities Law isn't a recognized field. What you seem to be discussing is some form of international law relating to crime and/or terrorism. In that case, very few law schools will have much of a program, because = frankly - very few lawyers practice in that field.

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