Does anyone know of a good LLM program in international environmental law program in the UK ?

Also, can anyone comment on the LLM programs in international law in the various universities in the UK ? I didnt graduate with top honors, but I´m in the top 10% of the class.

Thank you.

I am also interested in international environmental law. When I was searching for a good LLM, Nottingham occured to me as a good university for environmental law with a wide choice of courses in this field. UCL has the Centre for Law and the Environment and Philippe Sands as a teacher.

well, any of the colleges that offer LLM under the university of London i.e. ucl, lse,kcl soas, qmul offer good degrees in general LLM. you can get a specific llm , eg. in environment law by slecting environment law subjects from a huge list of courses available. colleges like ucl and kcl and lse need no intoduction.
the selection process is very competitive at these places but one can always try.
best of luck.

University od Dundee also offers an LLM in environmental law which covers international environmental law and resources law as well: http://www.dundee.ac.uk/cepmlp/main/html/academic/

hey guys...
this is probably repetitive, but does anyone have any idea about the best Environmental Law courses in the UK?
obviously UCL KCL Cambridge are big names but oxford and LSE do not offer the env law option as far as my research shows, and Dundee seems mainly focussed on the Energy and Oil aspect.
Also, is there anything thats comparable with the University of Sydney's Environmental science WITH law program?
groping in the dark here.. any feedback will be very welcome.
cheers