The International Minerals & Energy Law and Policy LLM at the University of Dundee is designed for aspiring legal and policy professionals keen to navigate the complex regulatory and economic landscape of the global minerals and energy sectors. You will explore critical issues such as the supply of raw materials for the energy transition, international mining transactions, and the uptake of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards. This Masters degree provides a robust understanding of mineral resources policy, economics, and the legal frameworks governing sustainable value chains, preparing you for impactful careers in this vital industry.
This intensive programme is studied full-time on campus over 12 months, offering a deep dive into interdisciplinary energy and sustainability studies. You will engage with modules covering minerals law, sustainable value chains, and mineral resources policy and economics, alongside international mining transactions and ESG standards. You will also examine water law, a crucial element in resource management and climate change adaptation. Through rigorous academic study and critical analysis, you will graduate with advanced legal and policy expertise, ready for roles in international law firms, governments, NGOs, and multinational corporations within the minerals and energy sectors.