The original Animal Law Clinic (established in the fall of 2008) serves as a comprehensive training ground for students interested in the full range of policy and related work to benefit the field of animal law and encourage consideration of the interests of animals in legal decision-making through the direct representation of clients.
The Farmed Animal Protection Project provides an exciting non-clinic experiential opportunity for students to advance their knowledge and skills regarding farmed animal law. Students (LLM, MSL and JD) create individual farmed animal protection projects.
Through the Global Law Alliance for Animals and the Environment, we offer the International Wild Animal and Environmental Law Clinic. This clinic provides JD students and Animal Law LLM students (when space is available) an opportunity to acquire practical skills in international law relating to the protection of wild animals and wild spaces across the globe.
Center for Animal Law Studies is located in Wood Hall on the Law Campus. MSC: 51
