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Legal experts, business leaders, and policymakers must navigate complex environmental, resource, and energy challenges that often intersect. Diverse stakeholders must reconcile environmental conservation with resource utilization demands.
Denver Law delivers an exceptional graduate program for students pursuing deeper knowledge of these matters, along with their accompanying difficulties and prospects. Beyond our foundational environmental and natural resources curriculum, we provide cutting-edge instruction in sustainable development and renewable energy to equip students for professional success.
The Global Natural Resources, Energy, and Environmental Law LLM program mandates completion of at least 24 credits, with most classes carrying 3 credits each. Participants must sustain a minimum 2.7 GPA to maintain satisfactory academic progress.
Full-time students can complete the degree within one academic year (two consecutive semesters), while part-time students typically finish in two years. The maximum completion timeframe is three years from initial enrollment.