NLUD, SOAS University of London offer Summer School on Climate Justice

The online certificate course on climate justice titled 'Climate Justice and Climate Law: South-North Perspectives' will bring together experts from the global South and the global North. It will employ a unique pedagogical approach of combining lectures, class exercises, self-study and coursework. Roundtable discussions and interactive talks with experts also form an integral part of the programme. 

National Law University Delhi and the Law Environment and Development Centre (LEDC), SOAS University of London are jointly offering a two-week online certificate course on climate justice titled 'Climate Justice and Climate Law: South-North Perspectives' from June 26 to July 7, 2023. The last date to apply is May 15, 2023.

The course shall be for two weeks. Online classes shall be held between 2 pm and 10 pm IST (9.30 am5 pm UTC 1). A minimum of 80% attendance and timely completion of assessments is mandatory for

enrolled students to receive the certificate. 

Eligibility Criteria for NLUD's Climate Justice and Climate Law: South-North Perspectives

The following are the eligibility criteria for applying to the course:

• Candidates with an undergraduate degree in any field (law, environmental science, development studies, political science, economics, or any other discipline) from a recognised university (for Indian students, with a minimum of 55% marks, in the UK, a 2:1 or equivalent elsewhere).
• Students enrolled for Undergraduate, Post-Graduate and Doctoral Programmes in any field.
• Working professionals

There shall be no restriction regarding age, nationality, and gender in the admission process. 

Application Procedure for NLUD's Summer School on Climate Justice

Candidates interested in applying for this certificate course should formally apply with a detailed curriculum vitae and motivation letter (max 400 words) indicating why they are applying and how this course would be helpful in the future. Preference will be given to those with a demonstrated interest in the subject matter.

The selection committee shall consider the resume, motivation letter, and academic and professional background in shortlisting the candidates. The committee shall also consider the diversity of experiences during the selection process. The shortlisted candidates will be contacted by May 31, 2023. Incomplete applications and late applications will be rejected. 

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