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People
CREEL Director and faculty members who bring a wealth of experience across diverse areas of law.
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Advisory Board
The Centre seeks to ensure that its activities are of practical utility. It has the benefit of an Advisory Board whose members have collective experience that covers the whole spectrum of environmental, energy and natural resources developments in Australia, as well as international and comparative research and teaching.
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Graduate Researchers
Read about the range of topics being explored and addressed by our Graduate Researchers.
Annual Reports
CREEL Annual Reports provide details about the many achievements, events and research activities undertaken at the Research Centre.
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Australian Climate Change Litigation Database
This is the first comprehensive Database of Australian case law relating to climate change.
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Workshops
Bringing researchers and practitioners together
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Current Research Projects
Learn about CREEL's current research projects.
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Completed Research Projects
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Publications and Other research outputs
Find the latest publications and past research projects by CREEL members.
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Submissions
See CREEL's recent submissions
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Research Partner Associations and Resources
Find more useful information and links
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More Information
Members of the Centre for Resources, Energy and Environmental law teach subjects across the undergraduate breadth programs, JD, Masters, and also supervise PhD students. We look forward to meeting you.
Melbourne Law Masters 2023
The Environment, Energy and Resources Law Program provides an insight into a dynamic area of law with strong commercial and social impacts. Legal practitioners and professionals in government and the resources, energy and environment sectors explore topics of national and international importance across an emerging range of critical issues. Areas of focus include Resource Regulation in Mining, Petroleum and Water Resources, as well as Climate Change, Energy Regulation, Development of Infrastructure, Indigenous Rights, and Environmental Law and Sustainability.
Master of Energy and Resources Law
Information regarding other Law specialisations is available on the Melbourne Law Masters page: Specialist Legal Areas
Melbourne Law School Programs
More information on programs at Melbourne Law School:
Sustainability and Law in the Juris Doctor
See what study pathways and opportunities are available for our JD students.
Adjunct Lecturers
Master of Energy and Resources Law
- Professor Terence Daintith
- Professor Cameron Rider
- Mr Scott Langford
- Mr Michael Tuckfield
- Mr Stephen Creese
- Mr Jeremy Chenoweth
- Ms Kiri Parr
Master of Environmental Law
- Associate Professor Tess Hardy
- Professor René Lefeber
- Mr Sam Johnston
- Dr Alice Palmer
- Dr Laura Schuijers
- Mr Brendan Sydes
- Professor Joyce Tischler
Master of Energy and Resources Law
Master of Environmental Law
At CREEL we are proud to have hosted academics from around the world who share our passion and interests in Resources, Energy and Environmental Law. Affiliations with our Alumni are far ranging and we value the contributions of our members. See our Upcoming Events.
Events
News
Newsletters
Annual Lectures
The Centre for Resources, Energy and Environmental Law hosts public lectures presented by experts within the environmental law.
Previous Events
The Centre for Resources, Energy and Environmental Law organises conferences, public lectures, workshops, seminars and reading groups.
Centre for Resources, Energy and Environmental Law
University Square
185 Pelham Street
Carlton 3053 VIC Australia
T +61 3 9035 7704
E law-creel@unimelb.edu.au
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