Through the Center for Energy & Environmental Law, students have the opportunity to move beyond the classroom to practice-based learning opportunities, including: Externships with state agencies, law firms, energy and environmental corporations, and regulated utilities; The Semester in DC program, which places students at such federal agencies as the Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy; and Applied research in a range of areas.

Applicants to an LLM program should have: (1) a JD from an accredited U.S. law school, or (2) a law degree from a faculty outside the United States. International applicants must also meet the English proficiency requirements.