Environmental Law - Full-time (Online) The University of Law

Overview

The Environmental Law - Full-time (Online) programme at The University of Law provides a rigorous academic exploration of the legal mechanisms used to address global ecological challenges. This Master of Laws is designed for both law and non-law graduates seeking to specialise in the evolving field of environmental regulation and sustainability.

Why Environmental Law - Full-time (Online) at The University of Law?

Students benefit from the expertise of current and former legal practitioners who bring real-world experience to the virtual classroom. The University of Law maintains strategic partnerships with global firms and regulatory bodies, ensuring the curriculum remains aligned with industry requirements. The online delivery model uses an innovative "Prepare, Engage, Consolidate" approach, featuring live workshops and recorded sessions that provide flexibility without compromising academic quality. Additionally, the university’s Centre of Excellence for Energy and Environment offers specialised resources and networking opportunities to help students succeed in this competitive sector.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 12750 per full
• National fee: GBP 12750 per full

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum combines foundational legal principles with specialised environmental modules. Non-law graduates complete a compulsory induction regarding the English Legal System. Modules may include:

• Environmental Law
• Legal Frameworks
• Climate Change
• Research Methods
• Legal Technology
• Dissertation

Careers with Environmental Law - Full-time (Online)

Graduates are well-equipped for diverse roles within the environmental industry, including positions in trading, shipping, and the oil and gas sectors. Potential career pathways include serving as a conservation or policy adviser, environmental agency policymaker, or sustainability executive. The programme also prepares individuals for specialist roles such as energy transition specialists and corporate strategy experts within NGOs or international organisations. According to recent data, a high percentage of postgraduate law students from the university successfully transition into highly skilled employment shortly after graduation.