Master of Environmental Law
Study Programme Details
About this Study Course
Explore the intersection of law and environmental sustainability with the Master of Environmental Law at the University of Newcastle. This program is meticulously crafted to provide legal and non-legal professionals with a comprehensive understanding of Environmental Law, embracing a unique blend of professionalism and interdisciplinary perspectives.
Overview
Embark on a transformative journey with the Master of Environmental Law at the University of Newcastle. Tailored for both legal and non-legal professionals, this program delves into the intricate realms of Environmental Law. Its unique approach combines professionalism and interdisciplinary insights, ensuring graduates are well-equipped to address complex environmental challenges.
Admission Requirements
- IELTS overall minimum: 7.0, with a section minimum of 6.5.
- Applicants should hold an AQF Level 8 Honours Bachelor Degree or equivalent in law, environmental science, environmental resource management, architecture, engineering, surveying, or human and physical geography. Other pathways, including relevant work experience, are also considered.
- Environmental Law
- Law and Economics of Climate Change
- International Environmental Law and Policy
- Sustainable Development and the United Nations 2030 Development Agenda
- Environmental/Natural Resources Law Clinic
- Property Law and Planning Legislation
- Human Rights and Climate Change-Induced Human Displacement
- Disaster Management Policy/Social Considerations
- Government and Disaster Risk Reduction
- Sustainability and Ecosystem Health
- Applied Natural Resources Management
- Contemporary Issues in Water Management
- Business & the Natural Environment
- Social Enterprises and Co-operative Innovation
- Mining Law
- Co-operative Law and Governance
AUD 36,910
Future Career Outcomes
Upon completion, envision a future where you play a pivotal role in shaping environmental policies, legal frameworks, and sustainable practices. Graduates emerge as advocates for environmental stewardship, driving positive change in diverse professional spheres.