Master of Law in International Energy and Environmental Law Nottingham Trent University - City Campus, UK

LLM International Energy & Environmental Law (IEEL) aims to provide you with a critical understanding of current issues relating to energy and environmental policy and regulation at an international level. The course introduces you to key international legal principles and frameworks regulating the energy sector and considers their application to global energy industries at a moment when the international community is seeking to address the challenges of climate change.

The Course adopts a ‘reflective’ approach. It provides you with a fundamental understanding of the adaptations in international investment framework and different regulatory approaches to traditional, yet still important forms of energy entering a transitional stage, such as coal, oil and gas (sunset energy sources). It also places significant emphasis upon the regulation of renewable and more sustainable energy sources, such as solar, wind, geothermal and hydrogen (sunrise energy sources) as well as the use of novel technologies to mitigate climate change risk, such as carbon capture and storage. The Course covers other, low-carbon energy sources such as nuclear energy in this transitional environment.

Why study at Nottingham Law School?

• Nottingham Law School is one of the leading providers of academic and professional legal education in the country, with an established record of delivering innovative courses.
• It is also one of the largest law schools in the UK, with over 120 staff and in excess of 2,800 students.
• Choose a study route that suits you with full-time, part-time and distance learning options available.
• Attend an International Summer School with the opportunity to explore Law in a European context.
• Scholarships are available.
• The Nottingham Law School Legal Advice Centre provides students with the opportunity to give “real life” advice and represent clients in tribunals. The Centre administers a number of employability experiences (Employer Challenges) available to LLM students.
• 94.4% of our Nottingham Law School postgraduates are in work or further study within 15 months of finishing their degrees (of those available for work or study, latest Graduate Outcomes Survey 2017-18).
• NTU is 2nd for number of PGT students studying Law (HESA 2018/19).