LLM International Minerals Energy Law and Policy
Course overview
This 12-month Master of Laws (LLM) course studies how the minerals industry changes due to the growth of environmental and sustainability concerns. It examines the key role this field plays in the energy transition by offering the necessary components. The course helps students understand how the industry operates and how it moves towards a more sustainable future.
The learning focuses on the regulatory and contractual environment of the minerals industry, following how mining rights are given, the production process, and site closure. Assessment is through coursework and a final key research project (thesis). The programme is run by the Centre for Energy, Petroleum and Mineral Law & Policy (CEPMLP), and students do not need to be lawyers to apply.
Entry requirements
Candidates should submit a personal statement, which clearly states their reasons for applying for the course and other information relating to their studies. An academic reference is also needed. Students have the option to upload their CVs alongside their applications to demonstrate their work experience.
Grade Requirements:
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Candidates require at least a second-class undergraduate degree (2:2 or its equivalent) in a related subject, which includes fields like law, economics, finance, management, or politics.
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Alternatively, a different degree will be considered if the student has enough relevant work experience in the minerals, energy, or natural resource fields.
English Language Requirements:
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Candidates who are from non-English-speaking countries need to achieve an overall IELTS score of 6.5 (with 5.5 in each section) or submit equivalent English language test scores.
Scholarships
Al-Maktoum College Living Support Scholarship
Value - £3,000
Up to £3,000Chevening Scholarship
Global Excellence Scholarship Postgraduate
Value - £8,000
Up to £8,000Vice Chancellor's East Asia Postgraduate Scholarship
Value - £4,000
Up to £4,000
Career opportunities
Graduates of the LLM International Minerals & Energy Law and Policy from the University of Dundee can take up exciting careers in various fields, such as
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Mining and Mineral Companies
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Government Departments and Policy Regulation
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Consultancy and Advisory Services
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International Banks and Investment Firms
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International Organisations (E.G., UN, World Bank)
Cost of study
The full-time tuition fee for international students starting the LLM International Minerals & Energy Law and Policy in the University of Dundee is £23,000 per year. The tuition fee is subject to an annual increase.
Admission
To apply for the course, you can apply directly to the university through its online application portal. For personalised help with your application, please speak to one of our trained counsellors.
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