European Union Law Environmental Law

- To recognise how environmental protection was incorporated as one of the EU's objectives - To identify the institutional framework for the decision-making process at the European level in the domain of environmental protection. - To know and to apply to real problems the horizontal and sector-based techniques for the protection of the environment established in the Environmental law of the European Union - To interprete and to apply the environmental legal system at European level

Unit 1.- The environmental policy and law of the European Union: institutional aspects Unit 2.- Actors, processes and results of the Union´s environmental policy Unit 3.- The implementation of EU environmental law Unit 4.- The horizontal instruments of EU environmental law (I): environmental Impact assessment Unit 5.- The horizontal instruments of EU environmental law (II): Access to information, participation and access to justice. The impact of the Aarhus convention Unit 6.- The horizontal instruments of EU environmental law (III): IPPC Unit 7.- The different sectors in EU Environmental law (I): Atmospheric protection. Current developments in Climate Change Unit 8.- The different sectors in EU Environmental law (II): Advanced question in the protecion of nature Unit 9.- The different sectors in EU Environmental law (III): Controversial aspects in the regulation of waste

The use of artificial intelligence tools is permitted as long as they facilitate but do not replace the personal research work of the student, who must assume authorship and be personally responsible for the methodology and results of the research. However, if the use of AI by the student gives rise to academic fraud by falsifying the results of his/her research, the provisions of the Carlos III University of Madrid Regulations for the partial development of Law 3/2022 of 24 February, on university coexistence, will be applied.