Course Overview
This innovative LLM Law with Environmental Law, Governance and Policy is a research-led course that offers you the theoretical and practical knowledge crucial for understanding how policy, the law and governance structures respond to environmental problems.
Why choose this course?
- Whether you are a law or non-law graduate, or are already employed as a legal practitioner, this course is ideal if you wish to establish an advanced understanding of environmental law, governance and policy which can aid you in your career progression.
- You will be taught by staff who are part of a proud tradition of critical scholarship addressing issues of law through power and inequality led by principles of social, economic, political, environmental and racial justice.
- You can choose from our diverse range of option modules across various topics, to tailor the degree to your professional and academic interests.
What you will learn
This course will develop your critical understanding of environmental problems and the responses to them, as well as their intersection with other challenges such as racial and economic inequalities.
During the course you will:
- gain an understanding of the intersection between law and other societal challenges, as well as the interaction between multiple areas of law
- learn how to transfer your understanding of complex problems and regulatory responses to different contexts
- critically evaluate legal, regulatory and policy proposals.
How you will learn
You can choose between full- or part-time study on this course. It has an evening timetable with classes taking place in the evening, so you can balance study with work, family or other commitments.
It is taught via a combination of pre-recorded lectures and seminars. Lectures are designed to engage you in an overview of the topic, while seminars are group sessions in which you will be able to contribute to discussions and work together as a group.
