Environmental and Energy Law
Entry requirements
To apply for the Online LLM in Environmental and Energy Law degree from the Birmingham School of Law you will need to have obtained (or be predicted to obtain) at least an upper second-class degree from a UK university in Law OR an equivalent qualification from a recognised institution.
If you do not meet standard entry criteria, we also accept applications in an allied degree with relevant work experience in the sector.
Months of entry
March, June, October
Course content
Tackle the world’s greatest challenges
In a world of limited resources, an understanding of sustainable energy management is key to our survival, as are the legal implications for businesses and individuals alike.
Supporting careers in both environmental and energy law, this 100% Online LLM (master of laws) provides the legal framework to respond to the world’s energy issues, while considering the impact of climate change.
Safeguarding our future
The protection and sustainable management of our natural resources are crucial to our future, particularly the world’s poorest societies, who are disproportionately affected by depleting resources. By linking the contemporary issues of environmental protection and energy management, this 100% online programme is in a unique position to meet these challenges and unlock legal careers in both sectors.
Taking a distinctively transnational, multi-jurisdictional approach to teaching, the programme examines the varying levels of energy ownership and environmental protection around the world.
Delivered by internationally-renowned lecturers from the Birmingham Law School, this programme will arm you with skills you need to respond to environmental and energy crises anywhere in the world.
Qualification, course duration and attendance options
- LLM
- part time30 months
- Online learningis available for this qualification
Course contact details
- Name
- Online Admissions
- onlineadmissions@contacts.bham.ac.uk