Master of Environmental Law

Students who have completed an undergraduate degree in a discipline other than Law with a GPA of 3.5 or better and evidence of professional or research experience in areas of environmental law, environmental science or environmental planning; or in exceptional cases candidates must demonstrate that they have the experience or achievement relevant to the MEL programme, which Senate or its delegate deems sufficient for undertaking the programme.

1. For an MEL by coursework: LW452; plus three 400-level LW courses selected from the following LW450, LW451, LW453, LW455, LW456 or another environmental law course; plus two 400 level courses offered by USP and approved by the Head of School.
2. For a MEL by Coursework and Supervised Research Project: LW452; plus three 400-level LW courses selected from the following: LW450, LW451, LLW453, LW455, LW456 or another environmental law course; plus a Supervised Research Project.