Mission, Vision & Strategy

mission

With four highly ranked partner universities (Aberdeen, Copenhagen, Groningen and Oslo), renowned for their energy law education and research, we provide legal professionals with qualitative, innovative knowledge and practical skills, and a deeper, powerful vision on energy law from a global perspective in a quickly changing world.

Commentary
Our society is changing continuously and at an increasing pace. This is happening on a societal level, but also in the areas of technology and more specifically energy. Energy law must follow and help to shape these changes. This dynamic field of work needs legal professionals with excellent knowledge, not least of the broad context within which these changes are occurring and with a forward-looking view. The four partner universities in the North Sea Energy Law Partnership offer high standard complementary education taught by leading experts in the field of energy law.

Vision

To provide legal professionals with state-of-the-art energy law knowledge to foster and accelerate their contribution to the energy transition, aiming for a sustainable world for future generations.

Commentary
The Advanced LLM in Energy Law programme strives to be thé standard in professional energy law education. Aiming to follow and (pro)actively serve all technical, financial, business and societal developments in the energy transition from a legal point of view.

Strategy

We implement our mission and vision by:
  • successfully introducing the joint master programme in 2009 with partner universities from Aberdeen, Copenhagen, Groningen and Oslo;
  • developing an integral programme where each partner brings in their own expertise (complementary);
  • by offering professionals an LLM in convenient four 2-week modules and a Master’s thesis;
  • taught by leading experts, both academic and professional, in the field of energy law;
  • liaising with energy law researchers to ensure the curriculum is up to date;
  • with additional field visits to connect energy law knowledge with practice;
  • and in doing so creating an Advanced LLM in Energy Law alumni network where further knowledge can be exchanged.