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Graduate Certificate program in Energy, Environment, and Natural Resources Law at University of Tulsa
Sustainable Energy Resources Law Certificate
The University of Tulsa College of Law is a leader in energy, environmental, and natural resources legal education through the SERL program. Students participate in a rigorous curriculum focusing on current international, national, state, and local issues taught by leading scholars in energy, environmental, and resources law and policy.
The Sustainable Energy and Resources Law (SERL) program at TU Law offers an intensive curriculum focusing on energy, environmental, and natural resource law and policy. Accordingly, SERL is especially concerned with promoting laws and policies that encourage energy reliability, sustainable supplies of natural resources, and a healthy environment.
An advanced curriculum in energy, environmental, and resources law.
ABA Section on Environment, Energy and Resources Year in Review.
The SERL certificate will not be available to students who matriculate in the College of Law after fall 2019. Students who matriculate in fall 2019 must satisfy the requirements for the SERL certificate by the end of the spring 2022 term.
To offer comprehensive training in the fields of energy, environmental, and natural resources law.
To facilitate communication among the many individuals, companies, organizations, and public bodies interested in energy, environmental, and natural resources, with the expectation that such communication will lead to enlightened national and international laws and policies.
Energy Law Journal Professional Board of Editors.
American Bar Association Section on Environment, Energy Resources (ABA-SEER).
Energy Law (Oil Gas, Electric Power, Renewable Energy).
Land, Chesapeake Energy.
SERL provides editorial and staff support to the student editorial boards of two preeminent professional law journals in the energy environment industry, the Energy Law Journal and the Year in Review. Students who work on these publications have the rare opportunity to enhance their academic experience and publish articles and reports of crucial interest to practitioners and students.
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