What qualifications do I need to do Environmental Law?

<p>Generally speaking, you must fulfill the following requirements in order to study environmental law:<br><br>Bachelors Degree: An LL.B in law is required. Undergraduate law programs or hybrid programs like the B.A LL.B are options Some colleges offer a three year LLB in a different field after graduation if you don't have a foundation in law.<br>Postgraduate studies: After earning your Juris Doctorate, you can pursue an LLM in Environmental Law or a comparable topic, which provides specific instruction in green practices environmental laws, and regulations.<br>Skills: To thrive in this career, you must have critical thinking ability, research skills and an interest in environmental issues.<br>Experience and the Internships: Work as an intern for governmental agencies, non-governmental groups, or environmental law firms to gain real world experience.</p>

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