
Summer Session at Vermont Law and Graduate School
Summer Session
Expand your knowledge this summer in beautiful Vermont. Summer Session at Vermont Law and Graduate School offers a flexible schedule of law and policy courses with 2-week, 1-week, and one-weekend-only formats.
Learn from outstanding scholars and practitioners. Explore issues in clean energy, climate change, land use, animal protection, sustainable food and agriculture, and restorative justice. All Summer Session courses are available for JD or graduate transfer credit. Lifelong learners such as practicing attorneys, state and federal agency personnel, teachers, journalists, and citizen advocates may audit classes. Upper-level undergraduate students may take classes with the permission of the program director.
Environmental Courses
For a full list of environmental law and policy summer courses, programming, and faculty, visit our Environmental Summer Session webpage!
Summer Session Application and Registration
Who is eligible?
These are graduate-level courses; normally, only those with undergraduate degrees will be considered for registration. However, undergraduate students may enroll with the director’s permission. Law and graduate students currently enrolled at other institutions are eligible. Credits transfer at the discretion of the receiving school. Check with your institution if they will accept transfer credits from VLGS. Class registration is subject to approval and capacity limits.
Non-Degree Students or Transfer Credit
If you are interested in taking classes as a non-degree student or to transfer credits to your home institution, fill out the summer application (available in early March).
Once your application has been submitted and approved, you will receive an email confirming the
setup of a personal VLGS account and providing instructions on how to access this account. You will need this to register for classes. Use your VLGS email to contact registrar@vermontlaw.edu to notify the Registrar which classes you want to take this summer.
Plan Your Summer
Vermont Law and Graduate School (VLGS) is located on the banks of the scenic White River in South Royalton, Vermont where hiking, swimming, tubing, and biking are among the many outdoor activities. Students can also enjoy dining, art, entertainment, and other cultural attractions available nearby in towns such as Montpelier, Burlington, Woodstock, and Hanover, NH. Summer housing is available on campus and in the surrounding towns.
Check out the following helpful links.