Law and Energy Law Robert Gordon University

Overview

The Law and Energy Law at Robert Gordon University provides a comprehensive exploration of the legal frameworks governing the global energy sector and environmental protection. This programme is designed to address the urgent legal challenges posed by the transition to alternative energy sources and the necessity for sustainable development. Students gain a deep understanding of how policy and law intersect to manage climate change and energy security.

Why Law and Energy Law at Robert Gordon University?

This course is distinguished by its high level of flexibility, allowing students to tailor their learning experience through a mix of on-campus and online modules. The curriculum is delivered by a balanced team of experienced industry professionals and high-quality academic staff, many of whom hold Higher Education Academy Fellowships. Furthermore, several modules within the programme are accredited by the Energy Institute, ensuring the content meets rigorous professional standards.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 16670 per year
• National fee: GBP 7600 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum consists of eight taught modules followed by a specialised dissertation. Modules may include:

• Energy Law
• Environment
• Sustainable Development
• Climate Change Law and Policy
• Legal Framework
• International Commercial Dispute Resolution
• Theory and Principle of Conflict Resolution

Careers with Law and Energy Law

Graduates are well-prepared for diverse professional roles within law firms, energy corporations, and business environments. The programme equips individuals to work as in-house counsel or legal practitioners specialising in the evolving energy landscape. Additionally, the degree provides a strong foundation for careers within government and intergovernmental agencies, where graduates can serve as advisers on energy and environmental policies.