LL.M. Environmental Law

To be eligible for admission to the LLM in Environmental Law program, candidates must hold a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) with an average mark of 70 percent. Applicants with an LLB and an average mark between 65% and 70% may also be considered, contingent upon submission of a high-quality academic writing sample. This sample should showcase the applicant’s ability to perform legal research, exhibit high writing standards, conceptual thinking, proper referencing, and effective communication in writing. Admission is selective, limited to law graduates and legal professionals demonstrating a keen interest, aptitude, and commitment to advanced academic research.

For a detailed understanding of the admission process and requirements, applicants are encouraged to refer to the official School of Law guidelines. Meeting the specified requirements serves as a guide, but admission is not guaranteed, as entry to the program is limited. The School of Law reserves the right to request additional documentation, such as academic writing samples, to assess the applicant’s suitability for the program.

Graduates of the LLM in Environmental Law program emerge as catalysts for positive change in the legal landscape. Equipped with a profound understanding of environmental legal principles, our alumni are positioned for impactful roles as environmental law practitioners, policymakers, and influencers. As the global focus on environmental sustainability intensifies, our graduates are poised to shape and navigate the evolving legal frameworks that underpin a sustainable future.