LLM Programme in Energy, Environmental and Climate Change Law

• Graduates of the LLM Programme in Energy, Environmental and Climate Change Law are equipped with knowledge of the strengths and weaknesses of the current legal framework regarding energy law, environmental protection and climate change in Europe and in the world.
• They recognise and understand key legal and political issues requiring effective regulatory and institutional responses in the fields of energy, environmental protection, and climate change.
• Graduates possess the skills to analyse and apply in practice appropriate regulatory solutions in the fields of energy, environmental protection, and climate change.
• They can articulate their own positions effectively in legal and political discourse on the subjects of energy, environmental protection, and climate change.
• Our graduates are ready for individual and collaborative work related to energy, environmental protection, and climate change challenges.

• They are capable of deploying their acquired knowledge both as a basis for further individual professional development and as a basis for working among professional lawyers operating in the field of energy, environmental protection, and climate change.
• Graduates can assess and evaluate proposed regulatory interventions in the areas of energy, environment, and climate change.
• Graduates know how to act in the field of energy regulation, environmental protection and climate change for the benefit of society and the public interest.
• Moreover, each graduate is knowledgeable on good practices (European and global) in the area of law and policy relevant to energy, environment and climate.

The Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Warsaw (WPiA UW) is one of the oldest faculties at the University of Warsaw, tracing its origin to 1808 (which precedes by eight years the founding of the University of Warsaw itself). Nowadays, there are about 4,500 students, numerous post-graduate students, as well as a few dozen PhD students. Among the graduates of our Faculty there are 4 Nobel Prize winners and holders of the highest positions in state institutions. We have over 230 scientific employees, of which over 100 are professors and habilitated doctors. The Faculty runs 6 foreign law schools: American law (lecturers representing the Emory School of Law and GSU College of Law), English law (lecturers representing Juris Angliae Scientia, Cambridge and other English universities), French law (lecturers representing Université de Poitiers), German law (lecturers representing the University of Bonn), Spanish law (lecturers representing Universidad de Castilla la Mancha), and Italian law (lecturers representing Università di Catania and Università Sacro Cuore di Milano). We have the largest library resources in Poland together with access to online collections and foreign databases. We offer dozens of courses in English for international exchange students, including the Erasmus + programme (over 140 exchange agreements, each year over 100 foreign students are hosted by our faculty within Erasmus+ and bilateral cooperation programmes). This makes our faculty the largest law faculty in Poland and Central-Eastern Europe.

Sustainability College Bruges (SCB) is a private institution specialising in environmental, energy, climate change and health & safety issues which offers continuing education, research, advisory services, and mediation for a worldwide public. The activities of the SCB are inspired and guided by the 2015 UN Sustainable Development Goals and the 2016 European Action for Sustainability agenda. The SCB is composed of Centres for Continuing Education, Research, Mediation & Dispute Resolution, and Advisory Services. It is supported by a large group of SCB Fellows, an International Advisory Board and the Friends of SCB.