Degrees

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JD with Certificate in Environmental and Natural Resources Law –  At Lewis & Clark, law students studying for the JD degree can take a few environmental law classes or they can emphasize environmental and natural resources law by earning a special certificate presented at graduation along with the degree.

JD with Certificate in Energy, Innovation, and Sustainability Law  - This certificate is designed for students interested in practicing in the energy law or related fields. The certificate provides an important blend of both environmental and business law courses to reflect the expected competencies of a future energy law practitioner. The certificate also allows students to gain a deeper understanding of the energy law field, as well as important practical and professional skills, by including a practical skills component.

Master of Law (LLM) Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law – Lewis & Clark’s LLM in Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law offers excellent preparation for practicing, teaching, or policy-making in the environmental and natural resources law field.

Master of Law (LLM) Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law via distance learning - Lewis & Clark now offers its LLM via distance learning.

Joint JD/LLM Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law – Lewis & Clark Law School offers one of the first joint JD/LLM program in environmental law in the nation. The joint degree is designed for Lewis & Clark law students who would like to obtain both a JD degree and a post-JD (Master’s) LLM degree in Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law.

Master of Studies (MSL) in Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law -  The Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law program now offers a Master of Studies in Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law. This graduate degree is 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.

Master of Studies (MSL) in Environmental, Natural Resources, and Energy Law via distance learning. Lewis & Clark now offers its MSL via distance learning.