The LLM International Energy Law at The University of Law is designed for aspiring legal professionals seeking to navigate the complex and critical field of global energy regulation. You will explore the intricate interplay of international energy governance, sustainability principles, and the legal frameworks that underpin the global energy sector. This postgraduate Masters Degree is ideal for those aiming to develop expertise in areas such as environmental law, corporate social responsibility, and international human rights within the context of energy production and consumption. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of the sources of international energy law, from treaties to customary practices.
This programme is studied full-time on campus over one year, with terms structured to facilitate in-depth research and learning. You will engage with core modules covering international energy law and research methods, preparing you for your dissertation. Beyond these, you will select three elective modules from a range including Construction Law, Compliance and Regulation, and Corporate Social Responsibility, allowing you to tailor your studies. You will graduate with advanced legal knowledge, ready to pursue careers in international law firms, energy corporations, or governmental and non-governmental organisations focused on energy policy and sustainable development.