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Why take this LLM?
- Study from anywhere, on your schedule. Osgoode’s Professional LLM is designed for working professionals with flexible learning options.
- Select from many specialized course options in the field. Topics include changing paradigms in energy regulation, environmental protection, mining law and more.
- Learn from the best. Leverage the experience of top academics and field experts such as Bruce McCuaig, Jim Whitestone and Brian Rivard.
Our program by the numbers
100%
courses available through interactive online learning
18
choose from 18 elective courses relevant to your interests
Imran Noorani,
MBA, LLM, Vice President of Policy, Canadian Renewable Energy Association (CanREA); Strategic Advisor, Peak Power Inc.; Independent Board Member, ChargeNet Stations
"This is one of the most interesting and career-specific programs I’ve ever undertaken and appreciate learning with and from the best in the industry... Faculty are leading industry professionals that provide deep expertise and historical frameworks in areas that traditional work provides only limited exposure. Classmates enrich the experience and enhance sector-specific networks, beyond general academic programs."
Marty Venalainen,
JD, MBA, LLM, Senior Counsel, Ontario Power Generation
"Part of the reason the LLM was so attractive to me was that pairing of energy and infrastructure law in the same program. The part-time nature of the program and videoconferencing options were also key, so I could balance my studies with my employment and family life. Further, I was impressed by the credentials of the faculty, which includes current and former senior leaders of organizations like the Ontario Energy Board, Metrolinx, and Ontario’s Independent Electricity System Operator."
Ara P. Arzumanian,
BA, LLB, LLM, Senior Legal Counsel, Hydro One and Instructor, Osgoode Hall Law School
"The Energy and Infrastructure Law LLM program at Osgoode was a game-changer. After working in the electricity sector for several years, it was refreshing to think deeply about the challenges that the sector is facing and to propose solutions to them. A highlight of the program is that it’s multi-disciplinary: both in terms of taking an integrated approach to the types of infrastructure considered, and as reflected by the diverse professional backgrounds of your peers. "
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Part-Time
Professional LLM in Energy and Infrastructure Law
Get a 360° perspective on energy law.
2
years to complete on a
part-time basis
Midhula De Gannes,
PEng, LLM, Network Management EngineerNetwork Management Engineer
Hydro One
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Osgoode’s Professional LLM in Energy and Infrastructure Law is designed for lawyers and professionals working in regulated industries, project development, and public or private infrastructure who want to deepen their expertise while continuing to work. Through interactive, discussion-based seminars, you will engage with leading practitioners, regulators, and academics on the legal and policy issues shaping the sector.
The Energy and Infrastructure Law program focuses on how large-scale projects are developed, regulated, and financed in a rapidly evolving legal landscape. You will examine the roles of governments, regulators, industry participants, and communities, and how their interests intersect in practice. Core courses cover energy regulation, environmental law, and natural resources, including areas such as mining, alongside emerging issues like the energy transition and shifting regulatory frameworks. You will develop a stronger understanding of how legal, policy, and commercial considerations come together in real projects. The result is a more practical, current perspective that you can apply directly to advisory, regulatory, and project work.
About the program
Osgoode’s Professional LLM in Energy and Infrastructure Law is designed for lawyers and professionals working in regulated industries, project development, and public or private infrastructure who want to deepen their expertise while continuing to work. Through interactive, discussion-based seminars, you will engage with leading practitioners, regulators, and academics on the legal and policy issues shaping the sector.
The Energy and Infrastructure Law program focuses on how large-scale projects are developed, regulated, and financed in a rapidly evolving legal landscape. You will examine the roles of governments, regulators, industry participants, and communities, and how their interests intersect in practice. Core courses cover energy regulation, environmental law, and natural resources, including areas such as mining, alongside emerging issues like the energy transition and shifting regulatory frameworks. You will develop a stronger understanding of how legal, policy, and commercial considerations come together in real projects. The result is a more practical, current perspective that you can apply directly to advisory, regulatory, and project work.