Hue University

What you'll study

The programme title and project materials indicate a curriculum combining environmental policy and environmental law with an explicit focus on climate change responses. Course content is intended to address legal frameworks, policy instruments and institutional approaches to environmental governance; specific modules and detailed syllabus content are under development through the CCP-Law project.

Entry requirements

The public project information does not list formal entry criteria. As a master's-level degree, typical expectations would be an undergraduate degree in a related field, but official admission requirements have not been published in the source material.

Career prospects

The programme is designed to prepare graduates for roles involving environmental policy, regulatory compliance, advocacy and research. Potential directions include positions in government agencies, non-governmental organisations, international projects and academic or consultancy work addressing environmental law and climate policy.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Programme development is funded through the European Union Erasmus+ (CBHE) grant that supports curriculum development and institutional cooperation; specific student scholarships or tuition funding for the degree are not detailed in the available information.