Vermont Law School offers JD students the option to add a concentration to their degree. Environmental law students may pursue specialized concentrations in Animal Law, Climate Law, Energy Law, Food and Agriculture Law, Land Use Law, and Water Resources Law. Concentrations are a tangible indication demonstrating to prospective employers that students have mastered a specific subject matter area. Concentration declaration forms are available here.
For more information on required courses, visit the concentration pages listed below.
Concentration in Animal Law
Focus on animal welfare and protection in the context of food and agricultural systems, climate change, and other environmental challenges.