Administrative Law, general part. Administrative law, specific part.

-Develop skills for legal advice from a national and an international law points of view in the field of regulated sectors, in particular in the field of hydrocarbons and mines - To understand how to identify conflicts of interest and learn techniques for resolution in regulated sectors. - To be able to apply the skills which will be learnt in this module to an organizational, commercial and management setting, particularly in the hydrocarbon and mining sectors. - To evaluate the various responsibilities related to the exercise of a professional activity in the regulated sectors, including the operation of legal aid, in particular in the field of hydrocarbons and mines. - To understand the need for constant self-learning and continuing training as tools that facilitate adaptation to the legal innovations, technological and organizational in the field of regulated activities, in particular in the field of hydrocarbons and mines. - To develop a high level of specific expertise of both national and international regulatory frameworks for all legal matters affecting the regulated sectors, in particular in the field of hydrocarbons and mines. - To master the relevant financial and accounting tools for advising companies engaged in regulated sectors, in particular in the field of hydrocarbons and mining. - To understand how to identify the requirements for providing legal advice in regulated sectors. - To identify public and private bodies responsible for monitoring the areas covered, in particular, in the area of hydrocarbons and mining. -To learn how to advise international companies in connection with their investments in the regulated activities sector - To understand how to develop skills to improve consumer protection in regulated sectors - To develop a strategic and holistic approach to addressing common legal problems in the field of regulated sectors and allow students to make assessments of especially complex cases covering various subjects - To understand how to develop professional work in an interdisciplinary and international team-environment and to acquire the ability to integrate various contributions towards a common goal - To develop an understanding of the professional activity in the field of hydrocarbons and mining - To understand and develop essential and instrumental skills in areas of law that enable to implement specialized knowledge in the field of hydrocarbons and mining

Gas extraction (in particular of unconventional gas), regasification and storage. Technical management of the system. Transport and distribution. Marketing. Piped LPG (liquid petroleum gas). Liquid hydrocarbons Research, exploration and extraction of oil. Refined petroleum products, transport and storage. Biofuels. Marketing. Network stations. LPG (liquid petroleum gas). Mines Research and exploration of mineral resources Exploitation of mineral resources. Legal framework for exploitation of coal for electricity generation.

A system of tutorials shall be established, in a timetable to be agreed between teachers and students, under the supervision of the coordinator of this module. Also, at the beginning of this module, a system of consultation on the coordination aspects of this module will be established, within a timetable to be agreed between the students and the coordinator of this module. Use of Artificial Intelligence tools selectively allowed in this subject. The faculty may indicate a list of works and exercises that the student can perform using AI tools, specifying how they should be used, and how the student should describe the use made of them. If the use of AI by the student gives rise to academic fraud by falsifying the results of an exam or work required to accredit academic performance, the provisions of the Regulation of the University Carlos III of Madrid of partial development of the Law 3/2022, of February 24th, of University Coexistence will be applied.