hallo everyone!! i would like to ask if anyone has the slightest idea about the llm program in energy law at copenhagen university , a program that unfortunately doesn't appear in "llm guide " search...

hallo everyone!! i would like to ask if anyone has the slightest idea about the llm program in energy law at copenhagen university , a program that unfortunately doesn't appear in "llm guide " search...

The link you posted describes a course on master level at the University of Copenhagen.

To my knowledge, they don't offer a one-year LL.M in any particular field, but rather a general, 2-year degree - courses in Danish Tax Law and Danish Civil Procedure, respectively, are a mandatory part of the degree!

Apart from that, the following courses are offered in English, open to Danes as well as foreigners:

http://sis.ku.dk/kurser/lptree.aspx?xnr=57382&sprog=2&dybde=3&xslt=classic

Admission criteria
http://jura.ku.dk/english/education/llm/eu-eec_citizens/

Not sure if they offer an energy LLM?

Danish legal education is split into a 3 year bachelors, followed by a 2 year masters. I think it takes a minimum of 2 years even for international students to complete the LLM programme (3 semesters of courses, 1 semester for the thesis). But there are plenty of courses available in English to fill much more than 3 semesters.

I spent one year on an Erasmus exchange, during which I studied a course on International Energy Law. The teaching was excellent and we had industry professionals from the UK and Netherlands give guest lectures.

... plus a Norwegian energy company subsidised our class trip to Oslo to visit their hydro power station!

The law school at Copenhagen is excellent and there is a huge choice of courses offered in English.