The LLM in Energy and Environmental Law program offers a deep dive into the legal frameworks governing energy security and environmental protection. It prepares students for careers in energy investment, trade, project finance, infrastructure development, and clean energy initiatives, with a specific emphasis on the Asia-Pacific region. The curriculum leverages CUHK's expertise in energy, environmental, and investment law, and includes insights from leading international legal practitioners in these fields.
The program requires 24 units, comprising 12 units of core courses and 12 units of electives. Students must achieve a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher to graduate.
The field of energy and environmental law offers significant professional opportunities for lawyers looking to make a difference in sectors vital to society. Specialised legal expertise is in demand from governments, companies, and civil society organisations.
Applicants whose undergraduate studies were not conducted and assessed in English must meet the English language proficiency requirement. Test results must be obtained within two years prior to the application date. Applications are also welcomed from individuals working in energy, environmental preservation, public administration, and related fields.