This course explains European climate change legislation in an accessible way to both people with or without deep law knowledge. The programme includes an approach to EU climate policy, circular economy regulations, EU Emissions Trading System, legislation on energy efficiency, low-emission agricultural policy and the EU Green Deal.
Especially recommended for graduates in Environmental Sciences, it provides credit recognition by the Faculty of Sciences (Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Sciences) and by the Faculty of Law (Bachelor’s degree in Law).
The course includes all necessary teaching materials for study, video-classes, self-assessment questionnaires, and other means of distance pedagogy through the Alf platform (Lifelong Learning).
Tuition fees have public prices, discounts of up to 30% are foreseen for specific groups and tuition scholarships financed with the sponsorship of the EU Jean Monnet program are available.