Course Overview
Explore the relationship between energy, environment, and climate change and how they relate to sustainability throughout all sectors in society.
This course gives you insights and skills in key areas of transition, such as energy, mining, agriculture, waste management, and the reduction of plastics in the circular economy. You will study the law, policy, and economics of energy transition across the energy cycle.
You'll learn about:
the promotion of renewable energy forms and the ways to reduce carbon emissions from conventional and unconventional fossil fuels
the social dimension of the transition to cleaner energy, which must deliver access for all, be socially just, and fair for all countries
environmentally and socially sustainable mining in producer countries
General Eligibility
An honors degree in Law, Geography, Environmental Science/Studies, Planning, Engineering, or Business Studies at lower second class or above.
Consideration will also be given to applicants with other academic backgrounds who explain clearly their motivation for undertaking the relevant MSc, outlining any relevant work experience.
Part Time Work Details
Language Requirement