The program is intended both for recent law graduates and established lawyers who want to enhance their current specialization or develop a new one.
Students also have the option of completing a major written thesis.
The program can be completed in one year or spread over two and a half years. Please consult our Environmental and Natural Resources Law web page for a complete description of the courses and faculty Admissions Criteria Admission to the LL.M program is highly competitive. Applicants must be graduates of a U.S. or international law school and must demonstrate an excellent academic record, strong legal research and writing skills, and an interest in environmental and natural resources law. Membership in the bar is not necessary for admission. Each application is evaluated as a whole.