Graduate Certificate in Environmental, Natural Resources and Energy Law at University of Colorado Boulder

The University of Colorado Law School has a proud tradition as a leader in the field of natural resources law, and it consistently ranks among the best programs in that field. The environmental, natural resources and energy law certificate recognizes the strength of the law school's natural resources program by affording law students the opportunity to design an educational program that provides a solid foundation in natural resources law, even while ensuring that they receive a well-rounded legal education. The certificate also offers prospective employers evidence of a student's interest and commitment to the study of natural resources law.

Faculty: Colorado Law  |  Duration: 18 credit hours  |  Location: Boulder, CO, United States

What you will study

At least 92 total credit hours in law school courses or in graduate-level courses approved for the certificate program by the Dean's Office, in consultation with the environmental, natural resources and energy law certificate advisor. Sample listed courses: LAWS 7202 Environmental Law; LAWS 6112 Foundations of American Natural Resources Law; LAWS 6722 Energy Law and Regulation; LAWS 6002 Public Land Law.

Career pathways

The certificate also offers prospective employers evidence of a student's interest and commitment to the study of natural resources law.

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