1. Environmental law at School of Business, Economics and Law Göteborgs university Presentation May 31 2007 Lena Gipperth

2. Organisation Göteborgs university School of Business, Economics and Law faculty board Vice chancellor Departments Economic history, Business, Economics, Human geographi, GBS, GRI LAW Advisory BoardDirectorate

3. History Started 1923 Moved to current location 1952 Incorporated to Göteborgs university 1971 New building 1995 Faculty Board area at GU 1997 Old School

4. School of Business, Economics and Law About 450 employee (40 professors) 4200 full time students (2960 in economy, 790 in law and 450 in informatics About 50% of our students are in programs, 50% in individual cources 200 students study abroad every year 320 international exchange students Income year 2004: 351 million SEK, 60% is state financed and 40% external grants (research grants etc)

5. Education Undergraduate studies Business Programme Logistics Programme Master Programme in Law Informatics Programme Environmental Social Science Programme Integrated Master Programmes (extension course), with all teaching conducted in English Business Technology (extension course) Postgraduate studies Exchange studies Executive education

6. Law Programmes in Sweden Lund Göteborg Stockholm Uppsala Umeå.........

7. Law programme 4,5 years Year 1 Introduction to legal studies Civil law I Year 2 Legal science with family, social and environmental law Criminal and procedural law Year 3 Internationel law with economy Civil law II Tax law and accounting Year 4-5 Specialised cources and masters thesis Compulsory cources Optional cources

8. Environmental law at the law program 4 week cource – Basic environmental law, Semester 3 (Visit at Eco-center, lectures, seminars, examination) Master program 4 x 10 weeks specialised courses Administrative law Compensation law / Maritime and transport law Environmental law International environmental legal agreements Master thesis

9. Specialised course in environmental law Lectures Role play (sand v. water) –Groups representing an actor (pit-owner, county administrative board, municipal supervising authority etc.) –Instructions through the website –Negotiations, mediations, proceedings –Consultation with practioners Examination Paper-writing and presentations

10. More info: Lena.gipperth@law.gu.se www.hgu.gu.se