New Nordic Program in Environmental Law

Published at: Jan 19 2018 - 12:43 / Updated at: Jan 19 2018 - 12:43

In 2019, three universities in Norway, Sweden and Finland will launch a joint master program in environmental law, its creation funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers.

From Redaksjonen

In 2019, three universities in Norway, Sweden and Finland will launch a joint master program in environmental law, its creation funded by the Nordic Council of Ministers.

The universities in Tromsø, Uppsala and Joensuu will cooperate in providing the first law program ever to be funded through the Nordic Council of Ministers, according to a press release from UiT Norway’s Arctic University.

The first 25 students will be admitted in 2019 and study at all three universities during the two-year NOMPEL program, Nordic Master Programme in Environmental Law.

New Nordic Program in Environmental Law

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