The Graduate Certificate in Conservation Law provides students an opportunity to explore conservation law by gaining familiarity with the language, theory and practices of the law discipline to better integrate their core education with their respective environmental or conservation-related disciplinary field.
The graduate certificate is available as an elective to students who are enrolled in master’s or doctoral degree programs at Michigan State University.
Requirements for the Graduate Certificate in Conservation Law
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630M |
Conservation Law Clinic I |
6 |
| LAW |
630N |
Conservation Law Clinic II |
3 |