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Oil and gas law is a dynamic and expansive area of law, especially in the state of Texas. Although new and alternative energy sources are emerging, oil and gas continue to be significant economic drivers affecting every sector of society.
If you focus on oil and gas law, you might:
If you focus on oil and gas law, you should start by taking these courses:
Below are recommended courses related to oil and gas law. You should choose courses that interest you or that will further your career objectives.
You should also consider taking one or more of the following courses related to oil and gas law:
Students interested in oil & gas law have participated in prior externships with
To learn about current oil & gas law externship opportunities, contact Externship Program Director Cecily Becker at cbecker@law.tamu.edu.
Below is a list of faculty who teach in the area of oil and gas law or are interested in the field. Please contact them if you have questions.