A UQ Law School Water Law course will use lessons learned from this year’s Queensland floods as part of an intensive introduction to Australian water resources law and policy.
As water becomes an increasingly scarce and contested resource, there is an even greater need for those involved in the water industry to understand the legal provisions being established for its management and protection.
The UQ Law School Water Law course tackles these issues within an intensive foundation program designed for lawyers and professionals working in primary industry, government and resource projects. What a creative way to utilize your surroundings to learn more about your industry.
The four-day course will be delivered by the UQ Law School and is coordinated by resource law specialist Alex Gardner – Associate Professor of The University of Western Australia, Adjunct Professor of the Australian National University and a Chief Investigator of the National Centre for Groundwater Research.
Dr. Gardner said water resources regulations have an impact on all sectors of the economy; especially primary industry, resource projects, land development and the water services industry.
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