UG

Sustainability has become an increasingly prominent concept in competition law. As an example, the Revised Guidelines for Horizontal Cooperation Agreements, now include a dedicated chapter on sustainability agreements. The Guidelines clarify which sustainability agreements would fall foul of competition rules and those which do not. In general terms, where horizontal and vertical sustainability agreements do not negatively affect the parameters of competition, they will not be capable of raising competition law concerns. The study unit CML 3006 Competition law refers to agreements which would be justified under (3) of Article 101 where they would contain a sustainability purpose, such as the reduction in pollution, where such agreements do not restrict competition.

UG

A two (2) hour lecture on Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG), Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance

PG

A two (2) hour lecture on Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG), Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance

PG

A two (2) hour lecture on Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG), Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Governance

PG

This program is dedicated to EU environmental law, and elements of sustainability are presented throughout all the lectures. Infact all environmental legislation analysed is tackled from thress aspects that is the environmentla aspect, the social aspect and the economic aspect.

UG

Sustainability is ingrained in the various aspects of environmental justice. Indeed, the course looks into concepts such as the common good, human rights, climate change, gender issues, the marine environment, litigation and regulation which all in one way or another are linked with sustainability. The course also looks into legislation related with sustainability issues.

UG

This study unit looks into the relation of the environment with specific sectors of the economy and the environmental regulation of these sectors. In so doing the course invariably touches upon sustainability and sustainable practices.

UG

This study unit looks into environmental law principles such as the use of natural resources as a common good, the legal implications of sustainable development, responsibility for environmental harm, the polluters pays principle and the precautionary and preventive principles.

UG

The course also provides an overview of the EU Framework for Action on Cultural Heritage which incorporates sustainability as one of its pillars to regerenate cities and regions, promote adaptaive re-use of heritage buildings and balance access to cultural heritage with sustanable cultural tourism and natural heritage.

UG

Amongst the various learning outcomes students will be able to understand the formulation of legislation regulating environmental conservation and the sustainable use of natural resources.

UG

Animal welfare intersects with sustainability in that it looks into how the law addresses sustainable practices in animal well-being.

UG or PG Cert Course

The topic of Climate change legislation is organized in a way that all the three factors of sustainable development are well integrated. In fact climate change will be nalaysed from various aspects such as climate change and econimics, climate change and human rights, climate change interaction between science and politics.

UG or PG Cert Course

The course looks the way current space states and international organisations endeveour to ensure that the socioeconomic benefits of outer space are enjoyed by all humanity and that space activities are carried out in a sustainable manner as a prerequisite to allow for the participation of current and future generations.

PG

This course also relates to sustainability issues, through the analysis of environmental legilsation and its interaction with health and safety of workers. Like in the other courses when environmental legilsation is never analysed per se, but the social and economic aspects must always be considered.

PG

Sustainability is limitedly looked into with respect to the discussion concerning specially protected areas, habitat regulations and resource use and their impact on development zones.

PG

Sustainability in ocean governance is at the core of this study unit

PG

Conservation is synonymous with sustainability and integrates not only the environmental but also teh social and economic aspects of the law in addressing marine living resources so this study unit underscores the value of sustainability.

PG

This study-unit relates to the international regulation of anthropogenic activities (not involving the exploitation of living resources) that lead to pollution and degradation of the oceans. It would address the applicable international regimes regulating: shipping, dumping, extraction of mineral resources, the transboundary movement of wastes and hazardous substances marine pollution from land based sources and unsustainable exploitation of the coast.

PG

Sustainability is an essential element for contemporary policy making. This study unit factors in sustainability as the objective of effective policy making.

PG

The constituent General Principles of Environmental Ethics as they emerge from law and policy are assessed which includes the concept of sustainable development as an objective of environmental ethics and the challenges of achieving sustainable use.

PG

The programme also touches sustainability issues when looking into the relevant legistaion concerning green technology and infrasturcure particularly, but not exclusively, those activities carried out in port areas such as waste management, the regulation of air and water pollution, industrial emissions and climate change matters.