Master of Laws - LLM in Natural Resources Law The University of Aberdeen

The University of Aberdeen has long held a reputation as a leader in teaching, and research, in the energy resources sector and this programme will give students a competitive advantage in highly relevant and rapidly developing sector. Our growing population has a major impact on the world’s natural resources. Indeed, this issue will only grow as the pressure to meet humanity’s developing demands. Hence, international and domestic law must address the legal implications of ownership, extraction distribution and management of natural resources. This unique programme focuses on the legal and regulatory issues associated with society’s use of and exploitation of the natural world.

The University of Aberdeen is today at the forefront of teaching, learning and discovery, as it has been for 500 years. As the 'global university of the north', The Aberdeen have consistently sent pioneers and ideas outward to every part of the world. The University is an ambitious, research-driven university with a global outlook, committed to excellence in everything they do.

Teaching at the University of Aberdeen is organized across 12 schools which encompass a broad range of disciplines. Undergraduate and postgraduate students benefit by being taught by academic staff who are active in research, many involved in international collaborations at the forefront of discovery in their respective discipline, focused on finding answers to the issues facing the society and economy today.

Most teaching at the University of Aberdeen takes place at their two main campuses, located in Old Aberdeen and at Foresterhill. Multi-million-pound investment across the University provides students and researchers with some of the best facilities in the UK.

The University of Aberdeen is a modern, global, research-led university with a 500-year history of innovation. Our campuses are special. Lively, accessible and connected to both local and global industries that matter.