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Explore how an advanced degree in animal law empowers students to become effective lobbyists and policy advocates. Learn how Lewis & Clark Law School’s unique coursework and global alumni network are driving real-world change for animals.

In a recent live webinar, Animal Law LLM alum and Adjunct Professor, Rebecca Critser, Dr. Rajesh K. Reddy, Director of the Animal Law Program, and Megan Senatori, Associate Director of the Center for Animal Law Studies, discussed ways in which students can use their advanced degrees in animal law to make an impact for animals. 

The Center for Animal Law Studies (CALS) educates the next generation of animal law advocates and advances animal protection through the law. CALS offers two advanced degrees in animal law: the LLM, which is designed for lawyers, or the MSL, geared towards non-lawyers who hold a Bachelor’s Degree. These degrees are offered online via a

At the Center for Animal Law Studies (CALS), our mission is to educate the next generation of animal law advocates and advance animal protection through the law. CALS offers two advanced degrees in animal law: the LLM for lawyers, or the MSL, for non-lawyers who hold a Bachelor’s Degree. One of the specific areas that

The Center for Animal Law Studies (CALS) at Lewis & Clark Law School offers advanced degrees in animal law for lawyers and non-lawyers alike!  CALS’ Master of Laws (LLM) program is designed for individuals who have a law degree qualifying them to practice as a lawyer or judge in their country. CALS’ Master of Legal