Courses and Curriculum
Degree Program Information
No other law school in America offers a specialized program in natural resources and environmental law with the breadth, scope and opportunities offered at the University of Denver College of Law. The Program is unique in terms of the number and variety of course offerings, its international and domestic graduate programs, its close association with the Earth Justice Environmental Law Clinic and the prestigious Colorado School of Mines. Students may participate in the Water Law Review, the Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation, and internship programs with internationally recognized firms or agencies located in the heart of the natural resources and environmental industry. Visit the links on the left for more information on specific degree programs.
The Environmental and Natural Resources Law Discipline Courses:*
The ENRLP offers an extraordinarily broad range of introductory and advanced classes in Environmental and Natural Resources Law. We endeavor to offer all important classes every year, without fail. All the courses listed the following table are open to JD and masters degree students.
Environmental & Natural Resources Courses:
Animal Law
Comparative Environmental Law
Economics of Natural Resources Investment and Finance
Energy Law
Environmental Law
Environmental Ethics and Justice
Federal Wildlife Law
Growth Management and Sustainable Development
Hazardous Waste and Toxic Substances
Indian Law
International Environmental Law
International Mining Law and Policy
International Petroleum law and Policy
International Water Law
Land Conservation Transactions
Mining Law
Natural Resources Law
Negotiation of Natural Resources Agreements
Ocean and Coastal Law and Policy
Oil and Gas Law
Public Lands and Resources Law
Renewable Energy and Project Finance
Water Law
Water Law Seminar
*Actual course offerings will differ from year to year.
The Curriculum:
Your course of study may be customized, depending upon your goal to work internationally, within the United States, or both. The College of Law offers more than 30 courses in environmental and natural law, divided equally between international and domestic issues. Juris doctorate candidates may select any of the listed courses as electives. For our advanced degree programs, you may customize your degree by selecting any approved courses.