Environmental Law

Harvard University

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Harvard Law School currently offers numerous courses in the field of environmental law. These include:

• Environmental Law (Stephenson)
• Federal Indian Law (Goldberg)
• Federal Public Land and Resources Law (Leshy)
• Natural Resources: Law and Policy (Freeman)
• Regional Ecosystem Management: Science, Law and Policy: Seminar (Freeman)
• Risk and Environmental Regulation: Seminar (Viscusi)
• The UN, the Law of the Sea, and Multilateral Environmental Treaties: Seminar (Baker)

In addition, several courses in other disciplines at the Law School include environmental content:

• Administrative Law A1 (Freeman)
• Administrative Law A2 (Stephenson)
• Administrative Law B (Manning)
• Animal Rights Law (Waldau)
• Economics of Regulation and Antitrust (Viscusi)
• International Law (Blum)
• International Legal Practice: The European Union (Verstrynge/Kennedy)
• WTO Law (Scott)

A full description of each course at the Law School is available on the Registrar's website. Harvard University also offers a wide variety of courses related to environmental law and policy, compiled on the Harvard University Center for the Environment website. Students are encouraged to cross-register.