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Master of Energy and Resources Law

Advance your legal expertise in the dynamic energy and resources sectors through a world-renowned graduate program.

Best for:Best for legal professionals, graduates, and industry practitioners seeking specialized expertise in energy and resources law.

The University of Melbourne · Parkville, Australia
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Overview

The Master of Energy and Resources Law at the University of Melbourne provides an advanced academic environment for both law and non-law graduates to examine complex regulatory frameworks. Offered through the Melbourne Law School, the program addresses the formidable legal challenges governing exploration, production, and land-use conflicts in domestic and global markets. Students engage directly with industry leaders and diverse peers to develop specialized competencies in energy and resources management. The flexible structure accommodates working professionals seeking to deepen their legal insights in this critical economic sector.

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What you'll do

  • Engage in advanced coursework focusing on energy and resources law and policy.
  • Examine regulatory regimes governing exploration and production activities.
  • Analyze complex case studies involving land-use and resource conflicts.
  • Collaborate with international peers and industry-leading legal experts.

Requirements

Degree required: A degree in law (LLB, JD or equivalent) or an undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline.

Degree offered: Master Degree

Language: English

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Prior academic qualification in law or a relevant cognate discipline
  • Demonstrated professional experience where applicable based on admission pathway
Nice to have
Professional background in energy, resources, or related administrative sectorsExperience handling regulatory or compliance matters
Eligibility
  • Applicants must hold an LLB, JD, or equivalent law degree leading to admission to practice with a University of Melbourne equivalent score of at least 70, OR hold a law degree plus two years of documented relevant professional experience, OR hold an undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline with two years of professional experience, OR possess an undergraduate degree plus successful completion of four subjects in a cognate graduate diploma with one year of documented relevant professional experience.

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How to apply

Submit your application through the official University of Melbourne course page by providing all required academic transcripts, proof of prior degrees, and documentation of professional experience where necessary.

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  • Proof of prior degrees
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