Climate Change Law and Litigation

 

 

The climate crisis is a global threat requiring an urgent and comprehensive reaction and an innovative approach to legal principles, regulatory frameworks and dispute resolution strategies. The “Climate Change Law and Litigation” specialisation aims at developing legal knowledge and high-level advocacy skills, both from a comparative and cross-industry perspective. 

 

 

 

Total of 60 credits (ECTS), distributed as follows:
18 credits selected from courses relating to the specialisation, 24 credits freely chosen, 18 credits for the LL.M. Thesis on a topic relating to the specialisation
 

The following courses are within the specialisation:Climate color.png

Regular Courses                                                               

ECTS

International Commercial Litigation 6
Climate Change Litigation (BIICL) 3
Investment Arbitration 3
The Law of Climate Change 3
Trade, Investment and Climate Change 3

Special Courses

 
Business & Climate Change 3
Climate Change Litigation Workshop 3
Energy Arbitration 3
Energy Law (BIICL) 3
Human Rights & Climate Change 3
International Litigation Advanced 3
Investment Law 3

Not all regular and special courses are offered on an annual basis.

Please check the schedule to see which courses are offered this term.

Students in this specialisation are members of the University of Lausanne's Climate and Innovation Law Association.

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