Reach beyond the bounds of traditional law school and become an effective advocate for the environment with the interdisciplinary study of environmental law. By combining environmental and natural resource law curriculum with environmental science, policy and ethics, this program bridges the gap between law and the social and physical sciences. Students completing this program will receive two degrees, a J.D. and an M.S. in environmental studies, in four years instead of the usual five it takes to complete the degrees separately. Graduates will enter the job market prepared to tackle the legal aspects of environmental issues and impact future policies in government, industry and nonprofits.