The Energy Economics and Law LLM at the University of Aberdeen is designed for ambitious professionals seeking to navigate the intricate economic and legal frameworks of the global energy sector. You will explore critical areas such as hydrocarbon economics, corporate finance, contracting, and state control of resources, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the forces shaping energy markets and policy. This postgraduate programme is ideal for those aiming to advance their careers in the oil and gas industry, legal practice, financial institutions, or governmental bodies, providing the specialised knowledge required for informed decision-making and strategic planning in this vital field.
This Master of Laws degree is studied full-time on campus over 12 months, comprising two semesters of coursework followed by a dissertation. You will engage with compulsory courses covering critical legal thinking, energy economics, petroleum law, and corporate finance, alongside optional modules allowing you to tailor your studies. Throughout the programme, you will develop analytical skills through case studies and research, culminating in an independent Master of Laws dissertation. You will graduate with advanced expertise, ready to pursue leadership roles in energy law, economics, and policy, both nationally and internationally.