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The LL.M. degree is awarded upon completion of 26 credit hours of coursework with a B average that includes completion of the required courses listed below and the written project.

Research Methods in Environmental and Land Use Law (1 credit)

Environmental Law* (3 credits)

Natural Resources Law* (3 credits)

Land Use Planning and Control Law *(3 or 4 credits)

Administrative Law (3 credits), or Florida Administrative Law (2 or 3 credits)*

Capstone Colloquium (1 credit)

* These requirements will be waived for students whom the LL.M. Program Director determines have completed substantially comparable coursework in their J.D. Program

Each candidate for the LL.M. degree must complete a substantial written project of publishable quality in conjunction with a seminar or the Conservation Clinic, approved by an authorized faculty member and by the LL.M. Program Director.

Each candidate for the LL.M. degree will design an individualized course of study with the LL.M. Director. The following law school courses are approved electives. Other courses may qualify as electives with the Director s approval.

Adaptive Management: Water Watershed Systems (3 credits)

Administrative Law (3 credits)

Advanced Environmental Law Litigation (3 credits)

Advanced Takings Law (2 or 3 credits)

Agricultural Law (2 or 3 credits)

Conservation Clinic (3 credits; may be taken for 1 or 2 semesters)

Condominium Community Development Law (2 credits)

Environmental Dispute Resolution (2 credits)

Environmental Issues in Business Transactions (3 credits)

Florida Administrative Law (2 or 3 credits)

Independent Study (Must be Overseen by an Environmental Faculty Member (Up to 3 credits))

International and Comparative Environmental Law*

International and Comparative Environmental Law Skills Lab*

International Environmental Justice*

International Environmental Moot Court (1 credit)

International Trade and Environment (2 or 3 credits)

Land Finance (3 credits)