University of Denver College of Law | Environmental and Natural Resources Law Programs

For an application form and further information regarding the Graduate Studies Program in Environmental and Natural Resources Law and Policy, please contact:

Lucy Daberkow
University of Denver College of Law
2255 E. Evans Avenue
Denver, Colorado 80208-1826 USA

Phone: (303) 871-6324 Fax: (303) 871-6711
E-mail: ldaberkow@law.du.edu

There is no deadline to apply and applications are accepted year-round.

ENRLP Brochure »

US applicants must submit forms ADP1 and ADP2 and have their official transcripts sent directly to us.

International applicants must submit forms ADP1, ADP2, ADP3, and ADP4 and include their official transcripts in the application packet. Incomplete applications will not be reviewed.

TOEFL is required for foreign students whose first language or language of instruction is not English. Please have ETS send your TOEFL score directly to us (institution code: 4842 03). We also accept the IELTS test.

Submit ALL applications materials, including official transcripts, in one packet, to University of Denver College of Law, Lucy Daberkow, Graduate Programs Coordinator, 2255 E. Evans Ave., Denver, CO 80208

Online Application Form: Apply online today! Please be sure to make a hard copy after submitting ($45 application fee required). Please mail a check or money order to the address above. Or, if by credit card, please call Lucy Daberkow at 303-871-6324 or e-mail at ldaberkow@law.du.edu.

Download an Application
PDF | Rich Text format | Word format

Admission Requirements

LLM Candidates	A candidate for the LLM must have earned a Juris Doctorate or equivalent degree from a law school that is a member of the Association of American Law Schools or is approved by the American Bar Association, or in the case of a foreign candidate, must have completed a law degree with high academic standards from a recognized foreign university.
MRLS Candidates	MRLS candidates must have completed a bachelor's degree at an accredited institution, or in the case of a foreign candidate, obtained the equivalent of a bachelor's degree from an acknowledged institution of higher learning.
CS Candidates	CS candidates must have completed a bachelor's degree at an accredited institution, or in the case of a foreign candidate, obtained the equivalent of a bachelor's degree from an acknowledged institution of higher learning. A CS candidate who has completed all or some of the requirements for the award of the Certificate of Studies in Natural Resources Law and Policy at a standard satisfactory to the Director of Advanced Degree Studies, and who meets the above LLM or MRLS basic requirements, may be permitted to transfer to the LLM or MRLS degree programs with advanced standing and to undertake an additional period of study to complete the requirements for the degree.

"Our students come from a variety of educational and cultural backgrounds. This makes for a truly diverse and exciting learning atmosphere."

Lucy Daberkow, Graduate Programs Coordinator