The LLM (Energy & Environmental Law) offered by the School of Law at the University of Pittsburgh is structured as a micro-credential within the general LLM curriculum. Students focus their studies on energy regulation and environmental policy, taking a minimum of 9 credits in relevant coursework. At least one course must be drawn from each of the following: (1) Energy Law and Regulation (e.g., Energy Law, Climate Change and the Law, Oil and Gas Law), and (2) Environmental Law (e.g., Environmental Law, Environmental Policy & Practice, Land Use). Credits from the micro-credential count toward the general LLM degree, which is typically completed in 1 year. The program is designed for international law graduates or practitioners seeking specialized knowledge to practice in the fields of energy and environmental law in a global context. 来源： https://www.law.pitt.edu/admissions/apply-pitt-law