DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

To qualify for the master of laws degree, a student must:

  • Attend classes as a full-time student at the University of Oklahoma College of Law
  • Successfully complete 24 units of credit over two semesters of study, subject to possible extension for cause
  • Successfully complete 18 hours of courses (15 if the student is approved by the LL.M. Committee for a thesis) in the areas of energy, natural resources and indigenous peoples and approved electives
  • Take a two-credit class in American Legal Systems and two-credit class on Legal Research (international students only)
  • File an official Application for Graduation


The student is responsible for ascertaining whether these requirements are fulfilled.

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4.26.12

Students Meet the Energy Industry

Posted by: Casey Delaney, Career Services Director

On April 4, 2012, the University of Oklahoma College of Law hosted the Meet the Energy Industry Event at Bricktown Brewery in Oklahoma City.  In the past, this networking event has generously been sponsored by Anadarko Petroleum Corporation each year.  This year, Anadarko invited other corporate energy sponsors to participate and were joined by Chesapeake Energy Corporation, Continental Resources, and Devon Energy Corporation. 

More than 100 attorneys, landmen and students gathered to discuss careers and current events in the energy industry. 

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