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University of Birmingham Online LLM Environmental and Energy Law
University of Birmingham Online

LLM Environmental and Energy Law

UK Online, United Kingdom

30 Months

English

Part time

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Aug 2025

GBP 17,640 *

Distance Learning

* £2,520 per module

Key Summary

    About: The LLM Environmental and Energy Law is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of the legal frameworks governing environmental protection and energy regulation. You'll explore current issues, case studies, and policies within this specialized field, preparing you for challenges in global environmental governance. The program typically lasts for one year full-time or two years part-time, and is available in both on-campus and online formats.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue careers in environmental law, regulatory compliance, energy policy, or related sectors. Potential roles include legal advisor for governmental organizations, corporate counsel for energy companies, or advocacy positions in non-profits focused on sustainability and environmental protection.

Introduction

Develop the legal framework to respond to the world’s energy issues, whilst considering the impact of climate change with the University of Birmingham’s Online LLM in Environmental and Energy Law programme.

Designed for LLB-qualified Lawyers and those who already work in the sector, this interdisciplinary programme offers a comprehensive overview of the interconnected nature of energy ownership and environmental protection.

Graduate with advanced knowledge and legal expertise to pursue careers in energy and environmental sectors and respond to local and global challenges, anywhere in the world.

The LLM in Environmental and Energy Law programme is delivered 100% online by experienced and energetic faculty at the forefront of government environmental legislation at the top-ranked Birmingham Law School (QS 2024).

In just 2.5 years, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of sustainable energy management alongside the legal implications for businesses and individuals alike:

  • Apply legal arguments to support fair distribution of natural resources
  • Tackle complex commercial transactions underpinning global energy production and supply
  • Examine the need for regulation and how it is assessed against operational conditions
  • Factor biodiversity loss, climate change and unequal access to resources into your proposals
  • Explore patterns of energy production, supply and consumption, as well as issues around energy security in geopolitical contexts
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