Master of Laws - Law and Sustainability

Arizona State University - Kaplan International

Taught at ASU’s nationally and internationally ranked law school, this 1-year Master of Laws (LLM) degree is for legal professionals who want to expand or specialize their knowledge. Students must be qualified to practice law, e.g. hold the equivalent of a JD degree in the USA. At ASU Law, caring for our planet means equipping our students with the legal and policy tools and resources that prepare them to tackle the complex environmental sustainability challenges of today and tomorrow. It also means nurturing a vibrant community of scholars that engages in innovative research and thought leadership within the sustainability field. Our faculty are leading international scholars focused on today’s most pressing questions related to climate change, water, renewable energy, indigenous land restoration and animal rights. The initiative’s multidimensional and interdisciplinary approach is shaped and informed by the unique natural resources, land use and tribal community dynamics that exist within Arizona and, more broadly, the Western United States.

Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law