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L&C Launches New Degree for College Graduates: Master of Studies in Environmental and Natural Resources law

March 06, 2013

The Environmental & Natural Resources Law program is delighted to announce the launch of a new degree: a Master of Studies in Environmental and Natural Resources Law. The Master’s degree will be a graduate degree for those interested in learning about environmental law, but who do not wish to practice law or obtain a law degree. Potential students include federal agency employees, teachers, elected officials, journalists, and people pursuing careers in lobbying or nonprofit organizations, as well as business people who want a better understanding of environmental regulations.

We hope to welcome our first class of students in Fall 2013 and look forward to hearing from interested applicants. A dedicated web page and application materials will be posted shortly.

For more information please contact the environmental law program at elaw@lclark.edu.

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