I got a Certificate in Environmental Law in conjunction with my LLM at Duke. If you want brand name school + good environmental law program, that is the place to be. The advantage of doing an LLM at Duke is that you can have easy access to classes, seminars and internship opportunities at the Nicholas School of the Environment. If you're interested in a career in energy, oil companies always hire at the Fuqua School of Business and when I was there, Shell also made a presentation at Nicholas. Lots of opportunity to network. You could also serve as a Student Attorney on Duke's Environmental Law and Policy Clinic to gain exposure to litigation and policy work. Moreover, the environmental law faculty at Duke are absolutely superb, and they offer cool classes like Food and Agricultural Law.

I have received some info from a current LLM at Stanford and their program seems very solid despite it has just been launched. Many energy classes at the law school and beyond (Engineering, Business, etc.).

Has anyone applied to Stanford SPILS program for fall 2014?

I was just accepted to Columbia :)! Anyone else hear from them?

Hi vlml,
I plan to apply to NYU, Chicago, CLS, Upenn etc. Does anybody have any views on Fordham, Duke, Northwestern LLM programs ?

Hello everyone!

Has anyone heard back from Fordham international law and justice?

Thanks!