The Australian Centre for Environmental Law
The Australian Centre for Environmental Law (ACEL) in the ANU
College of Law is at the forefront of the teaching and study
of environmental law in Australia. Its Graduate Program
in Environmental Law is designed both for lawyers and those
with no previous legal background. Since its inception a
decade ago, the Program has attracted hundreds of students
from around Australia and internationally with very different
backgrounds, undergraduate degrees and work experience.
While many are just beginning their careers, many are well
established in them.
ACEL offers a comprehensive
program in environmental law including an array of specialist
courses covering key areas ranging from biodiversity to
water, environmental planning and impact assessment to effective
business regulation and enforcement. The Program is taught
in Canberra and Melbourne, resulting in a much more extensive
array of courses being offered each year.
The Program’s aim
is not only to provide students with a sophisticated understanding
of the law but also to explore its origins and implementation,
strengths and weaknesses. The interrelationship between
the law and policy, science, economics and the broader culture
are prime concerns.
A
key feature of the Program is that each course can be taken
by itself as a Professional Development Course or as a Graduate
Course.
The Professional Development Courses are
ideal for professionals who wish to update their knowledge
in a specific area. The participants receive a certificate
of completion. No assessment is involved.
- Environmental
Management - Graduate and Professional
| PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT SHORT COURSES |
The Professional Development Short Courses
are ideal for professionals who wish to update their knowledge
in a specific area. The participants receive a certificate
of completion. No assessment is involved.
LAWS8181 AUSTRALIAN
CLIMATE LAW 18-20 October 2010
Course
Description
To
register and pay online:
$1,620 inc GST (early bird)
$1,800 inc GST (regular) for students residing in Australia.
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The Graduate
Program in Law offers an integrated coursework structure,
which enables students to achieve a variety of diplomas
and degrees. All courses are designed specifically for graduate
study. Students may move between a related degree and diploma
depending on subject choice, qualifications and grades.
Most courses are taught intensively over
periods of two to six days per semester. Courses not offered
intensively are taught in weekly classes during the semester.
Courses may be taken individually without being part of
a diploma or degree course (non-award). Students may be
granted status for graduate courses undertaken at another
university up to a maxiumum of 12 units.
- All
graduate courses in 2010
- All
graduate courses in 2009
The
Graduate Courses are for students (including cross-institutional
and non-award students) who are enrolled in a postgraduate
program and do involve assessment. Depending on how many
courses they want to take, students who come to the ANU
may obtain a Graduate Certificate, a Graduate Diploma or
a Masters Degree in Environmental Law. Further information
is available from the ANU
College of Law Graduate Environmental Program
For Program specialisations and Handbook
information
Study@ANU
"The
program is very well run and the level of specialisation
in environmental law is clearly unmatched anywhere in Australia."
- ACEL Graduate 2006
For more information on Postgraduate options please contact
the Postgraduate Administrator
Fax: +61 2 6125 0510
Email: pgadmin.law@anu.edu.au
