Energy and Climate Law-Master at University of Groningen

Description

The Energy and Climate Law master’s programme at the University of Groningen is a specialised Master of Laws (LLM) focused on the relationship between energy law and climate law. Students explore how legal frameworks regulate energy markets, support renewable energy development, address climate change, and guide the transition towards sustainable energy systems, with particular attention to the European Union in a global context.

The programme examines the effects of technological innovation and digitalisation on energy law, as well as the legal and policy challenges associated with sustainability and decarbonisation. By combining theoretical knowledge with real-world issues, it prepares students for careers in the evolving energy and climate law sector. The programme is selective, and applicants should consult the official course website for admission and selection requirements.