QUEEN MARY UNIVERSITY OF LONDON · UNITED KINGDOM
LLM in Energy and Climate Change Law
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
12 mo
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Master's
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This LLM programme focuses on the complex legal and regulatory landscape of energy and climate change. It is designed for students seeking to specialize in this critical area, offering world-class teaching and a curriculum grounded in real-world energy sector issues. The programme aims to provide a first-class student experience and establish graduates as leading voices in the law and regulation of the energy transition.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the application deadlines for the LLM in Energy and Climate Change Law programme and the associated scholarship?
- The deadline to apply for the LLM programme is 15 March 2026. The scholarship application deadline is 5 April 2026.
- What supporting documents are required for the LLM programme and scholarship application?
- You need to submit a CV, full academic transcripts, one reference letter, and a personal statement. For the scholarship, a separate application with a 500-word response to specific questions is also required.
- How much does the LLM in Energy and Climate Change Law cost and are scholarships available?
- Tuition fees for international students are listed, and scholarships of £7,500 are available as partial tuition fee discounts. Please refer to the university's accommodation fees for estimated living costs.
- What is the duration of the LLM in Energy and Climate Change Law programme?
- The LLM in Energy and Climate Change Law is a full-time programme that lasts for 12 months.
- What are the career prospects after completing this LLM?
- The programme aims to equip students for careers in the energy and climate change law field, preparing them for roles within the energy transition.
Entry requirements
Law LLMA conditional or unconditional offer for the LLM in Energy and Climate Change Law is required.
Applicants must be full-time students. Both Home and Overseas fee status applicants are eligible.
Fees
Tuition (international)Scholarships of £7,500 are available towards tuition fees.
Tuition (home)Scholarships of £7,500 are available towards tuition fees.
LivingPlease refer to the university's accommodation fees for estimated living costs.
Scholarships are partial tuition fee discounts and cannot be deferred.
How to apply
1. Apply for the LLM ProgrammeSubmit your application for the LLM in Energy and Climate Change Law by 15 March 2026. If you have not received an offer by 30 March 2026, contact pglawscholarships@qmul.ac.uk.
2. Apply for the ScholarshipComplete the online scholarship application form and submit a maximum 500-word response to the provided questions via email to pglawscholarships@qmul.ac.uk by 5 April 2026.
3. Submit Supporting DocumentsUpload your CV, full academic transcripts (Undergraduate/Bachelors and Postgraduate/Masters if applicable), one reference letter, and your personal statement to the MySIS application portal.
4. Attend Interview (if shortlisted)Shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview (Skype or Zoom) in early June 2026.
5. Await NotificationAll applicants will be notified of the scholarship outcome by the beginning of July 2026.
Scholarships
Energy & Climate Change Law Institute Scholarship£7,500
Frequently asked questions
What are the application deadlines for the LLM in Energy and Climate Change Law programme and the associated scholarship?
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The deadline to apply for the LLM programme is 15 March 2026. The scholarship application deadline is 5 April 2026.
What supporting documents are required for the LLM programme and scholarship application?
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You need to submit a CV, full academic transcripts, one reference letter, and a personal statement. For the scholarship, a separate application with a 500-word response to specific questions is also required.
How much does the LLM in Energy and Climate Change Law cost and are scholarships available?
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Tuition fees for international students are listed, and scholarships of £7,500 are available as partial tuition fee discounts. Please refer to the university's accommodation fees for estimated living costs.
What is the duration of the LLM in Energy and Climate Change Law programme?
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The LLM in Energy and Climate Change Law is a full-time programme that lasts for 12 months.
What are the career prospects after completing this LLM?
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The programme aims to equip students for careers in the energy and climate change law field, preparing them for roles within the energy transition.