Kent LLM student Lois Lesot has been awarded the LW906 module prize for attaining the highest overall mark in International Environment Law (Legal Foundations).
The LW906 module is designed to examine and assess the core foundational legal principles and regulatory structures underpinning international environmental law and policy. Specifically, it considers the various core sources of international law relating to the environment, the principal international institutions involved in its development as well as legal issues involved relating to its implementation and enforcement.
Lois was awarded £75 worth of Cambridge University Press book vouchers by module convenor Martin Hedemann-Robinson. The module is assessed by means of 100% coursework, including a 4-5,000 word essay.
The Law School has developed an international reputation as a leading centre for research and teaching in environmental law, offering Kent LLM specialisations in Environmental Law, and International Environmental Law.
Kent LLM students can also study environmental law in combination with other areas offered by the School. More information is available on the Environmental Law mini-site.
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