Air and Space Law, M.S.
The program offers flexible, rigorous legal education tailored to the growing air and space industries, preparing a diverse workforce to support U.S. aerospace leadership.
About the Master of Science in Air and Space Law
Initially funded by a $1.5m Grant from NASA, the Master of Science in Air and Space Law is set to begin in Fall 2026, with applications opening in December 2025. If interested, contact aclewis5@olemiss.edu. You will be notified when applications open.
The Master of Science in Air and Space Law addresses a critical need for legal expertise in rapidly growing industries, fostering a skilled, diverse workforce to support U.S. leadership in aerospace. By blending rigorous legal education with practical application, delivered flexibly online, this program will prepare professionals to navigate and shape the future of air and space law.
The Master of Science in Air and Space Law will deliver specialized legal education tailored to the air and space industries. This program will not dilute legal rigor but will broaden access to legal knowledge, emphasizing how law intersects with human relations, business, and policy decisions in these sectors.
The program will be offered online and asynchronously, and requires 30 credit hours, comprising 15 two-credit courses, offered in 7 week sessions.
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Program Information
Degree
M.S. in Air and Space Law
Required Credit Hours
30
Program Type
Master's Program