Certificate in Air and Space Law

Description

The Graduate Certificate in Air and Space Law is intended primarily for part-time, distance students who are nonlawyer professionals working in aerospace industries and who seek additional knowledge of legal, policy, and regulatory aspects of those industries.

Course Requirements

The Graduate Certificate Program can be tailored to address aviation law, space law, or both. Students may be awarded a Graduate Certificate by earning 12 credit hours in air and/or space law courses: two core courses (6 credit hours); and two elective courses (6 credit hours).

Core courses include: International Space Law (LAWS 7700); Public International Air Law (LAWS 6700); U.S. Domestic Space Law (LAWS 7701); and U.S. National Aviation Law (LAWS 6702).

Elective course include: Comparative National Space Law (LAWS 7715); International Aviation Financing and Leasing Law (LAWS 6711); International Space Law (LAWS 7700); International Telecommunications Law (LAWS 6731); Private International Air Law (LAWS 6701); Public International Air Law (LAWS 6700); Space Security Law (LAWS 7710); Remote Sensing Law (LAWS 7711); U.S. National Aviation Law (LAWS ); and U.S. Domestic Space Law (LAWS 7701).

Other Academic Requirements

A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required for courses counted toward the certificate.