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The Joint Nordic Master Programme in Environmental Law (NOMPEL) aims to provide first class learning for students who want to gain expertise in international and EU environmental law, including those who want to subsequently pursue a PhD.
The objective is to provide advanced knowledge in environmental law and insight into how crucial environmental issues are regulated internationally, within the EU, and in the Nordic states.
Students will acquire specialist knowledge and legal expertise on the management of natural resources, the protection of biodiversity, climate change, and the energy transition.
Classes are taught by a range of international scholars through a series of lectures and seminars. There is a strong research approach to the programme, whereby students are expected to carry out their own investigations before class and will complete an individually written Master's thesis under expert supervision. NOMPEL is an advanced full-time study programme worth 120 ECTS credits, with a nominal study length of two years, comprising four semesters. The programme is planned for up to 25 students of any nationality. The programme includes the following parts: The first semester of the programme, comprising 30 ECTS, is spent in Uppsala. During this semester two themes are addressed. The first is a general introduction to the role of law in the formulation and implementation of environmental policies. The second theme is more substantive and relates to the effective management of natural resources, including the protection of biodiversity. In the second semester of the programme, students will relocate to School of Law of the University of Eastern Finland, Joensuu, where NOMPEL students take courses for a total of 30 ECTS comprising the following themes: climate change law and policy; international environmental law; green transitions; international forest law; international water law; environmental and social impact assessment. Before the third semester, students move to UiT the Arctic University of Norway, Tromsø. Two courses, comprising 30 ECTS in total, are taught sequentially. The first course focuses on marine environmental law, including the sustainable use of living marine resources. The second course provides students with advanced knowledge of the interdependence between climate and energy. During the fourth semester, students will produce a 30 ECTS master’s thesis on a topic linked to the objects taught in the programme. NOMPEL hereby gives students the unique opportunity to study in three Nordic countries at universities that each have specialist competence in environmental law, and to experience their different cultures and social environments. .
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