Certificate Requirements
Global Energy, International Arbitration and Environment LL.M.
2012-2013 Certificate Requirements:
To obtain a certificate in Global Energy, International Arbitration, or Environmental Law, an LLM student will be required to meet UT Law’s requirements for the LLM degree and take a minimum of 14 hours from the following list of courses, with at least 9 hours from one subject area. The remaining hours may be distributed among either one or two of the other course areas below at the student’s option. For example, a typical program would be:
- 3 Energy courses AND
- 2 Arbitration courses OR 2 Environmental courses; OR 1 Arbitration course AND 1 Environmental course.
Following is a partial list of courses offered in each of the three subject areas. Not every course is offered every year, and additional courses are offered from time to time that meet the certificate requirements.
Energy Courses
International Petroleum Transactions
Oil and Gas Law
Energy Law
Wind Law
Emerging Issues in Renewable Energy Policy
Oil and Gas Taxation
Law, Science, and Finances of International Energy Transactions
Oil and Gas Leasing and Regulation
Energy Law and Policy
Environmental Courses
Environmental Law (survey)
Advanced Environmental Law – Air and Water
Advanced Environmental Law – Toxics
Advanced Environmental Law – Natural Resources
Environmental Impacts of Oil and Gas Development and Production
Property and Governance
Water Law and Policy in the 21st Century
Texas Environmental and Administrative Law
Land Use Law
Topics in Sustainable Development
Ocean Law
Environmental Litigation
Coastal Watershed Protection
Solving Toxic Problems: Putting Theory into Practice
Climate Change Law
International Arbitration
Arbitration
Alternative Dispute Resolution
International Commercial Arbitration
Investor-State Arbitration
Topics in the Theory and Practice of Arbitration
Arbitration in Latin America
Negotiation
International Business Transactions
