Energy Law and Sustainable Development
West Virginia University
The LL.M. in Energy Law and Sustainable Development is a source for high-quality professional legal education and a home for thought leaders in the areas of energy and sustainable development. Through the Center for Energy and Sustainable Development Law, WVU College of Law offers a broad and deep selection of courses, experiential learning opportunities, and practical training across the energy sector. The one-year, 26-credit course of study includes a required LL.M.
Credits
26 credits
Dates
Since Feb 2014
Credentials this program stacks toward
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