The program offers a new framework for making business decisions — one that goes beyond the “business as usual”, and considers human and Indigenous rights, climate change and anti-corruption laws and regulations that advance sustainability in the mining industry.
Dive deep into the evolving world of mining law and sustainability with the Allard Law Executive Learning Program in Mining Law and Sustainability, a comprehensive course designed for a diverse audience including in-house counsel, private practice lawyers, mining industry professionals, service professionals from finance, investment, and consultancy sectors, Indigenous business and community leaders, and government representatives. This course offers an in-depth overview of the complex legal and regulatory frameworks governing the mining industry, with a focus on sustainable practices throughout the lifecycle of a mine, both in Canada and on the international stage.
Participants will emerge with a robust understanding of today’s legal and regulatory instruments that directly affect mining business operations; the critical role of Indigenous peoples in the mining sector, including aspects of Indigenous governance and law; advancements in corporate social responsibility (CSR) towards encompassing business and human rights discussions; Canadian anti-corruption legislation and international efforts influencing mining activities; and the significant role of mining in Canadian and international climate change initiatives. By the end of this program, you will have gained the vital skills needed to contribute positively to the success of current and future mining projects, navigating the intricacies of mining law and sustainability practices with confidence and expertise.
About
Dive deep into the evolving world of mining law and sustainability with the Allard Law Executive Learning Program in Mining Law and Sustainability, a comprehensive course designed for a diverse audience including in-house counsel, private practice lawyers, mining industry professionals, service professionals from finance, investment, and consultancy sectors, Indigenous business and community leaders, and government representatives. This course offers an in-depth overview of the complex legal and regulatory frameworks governing the mining industry, with a focus on sustainable practices throughout the lifecycle of a mine, both in Canada and on the international stage.
Participants will emerge with a robust understanding of today’s legal and regulatory instruments that directly affect mining business operations; the critical role of Indigenous peoples in the mining sector, including aspects of Indigenous governance and law; advancements in corporate social responsibility (CSR) towards encompassing business and human rights discussions; Canadian anti-corruption legislation and international efforts influencing mining activities; and the significant role of mining in Canadian and international climate change initiatives. By the end of this program, you will have gained the vital skills needed to contribute positively to the success of current and future mining projects, navigating the intricacies of mining law and sustainability practices with confidence and expertise.
Dates and Duration
The next Mining Law and Sustainability course is TBD. This immersive and comprehensive program stretches over five weeks. Throughout this period, participants will engage with five distinct modules, each requiring an estimated 5-7 hours of dedication per week for module activities, coupled with an additional 10+ hours allocated for an in-depth case study analysis. To accommodate various schedules and time zones, live online sessions will be convened weekly on selected weeknights (Pacific Time). These sessions are also recorded, ensuring that all students have the opportunity to participate fully, regardless of their geographical location or time constraints. Expect a total commitment of 35-45+ hours to complete the program, a valuable investment towards mastering the intricacies of mining law and sustainable practices.
Cost
$3,125
Enrollment
To inquire about the course details, potential start dates, or any other questions you might have, please visit the following link: Contact UBC Extended Learning.