Duration
360 horas
9 meses de aula
Registration
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Inícios das Aulas: Agosto de 2024
Investment
Valor Integral: R$ 13.590,00
Por: 18x de R$ 755,00 no cartão (recorrência) ou 12x de R$ 1.132,50 no Boleto
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About The Course
It is a consensus in the mineral sector that there is a shortage of qualified professionals to deal with legal issues related to mining. In addition, the mining industry has been undergoing major legal changes in recent years, requiring rapid adaptation and improvement of skills by its operators. There is a great demand for lawyers, managers, geologists, engineers, technical professionals and consultants with skills to deal with strategic legal challenges of mining enterprises, which is only possible through specific courses for the area.
The Lato Sensu Postgraduate Course in Mining Law is a program without similar in Brazil, involving an innovative multidisciplinary approach, having contributed to the training of both professionals from the main mining companies in Brazil (Vale, Grupo Votorantim, AngloAmerican, CSN, AngloGold, BHP, Kinross, Magnesita, among several others) and public managers and entrepreneurs in mining.
Mode
Os cursos são ofertados na modalidade presencial (híbrido) e por transmissão ao vivo.
Para os alunos da modalidade de ensino presencial, as aulas são divididas entre presenciais e por transmissão ao vivo, sendo que os encontros presenciais acontecem nas dependências do CEDIN (com transmissão ao vivo), e os encontros online também são realizados por transmissão ao vivo.
Para os alunos da modalidade de ensino por transmissão ao vivo, as aulas ocorrem de maneira online, com transmissão em tempo real (ao vivo), possibilitando aos nossos alunos interagir com a turma da modalidade presencial e com os docentes do Curso.
Teaching Staff
The Postgraduate Course in Mining Law is held in partnership with the Brazilian Institute of Mining Law.
IBDM is a civil society that aims to promote the study and improvement of Brazilian Mining Law and its dissemination in Brazil and abroad.
Founded on March 29, 1999 by William Freire, it is a reference in the mineral sector as the major promoter of the discussion and teaching of Mining Law.
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Postgraduate Modules
Sustainable development and principles of Environmental Law: dogma and practice
Administrative and legislative powers
Environmental Law in Higher Courts
National Environmental Policy Instruments
Environmental licensing and Environmental Impact Assessment
Civil and Administrative Liabilities
Environmental liabilities: judicial and extra-judicial settlements
Role of the State in environmental protection and economic development
Economic development and environmental protection: evolving business strategies
Mining and specially protected territorial spaces
Environmental liability - Environmental disasters
Legal protection of cultural heritage
Forest protection and mining: forest code, atlantic forest and biome protection
Mining in Protected Areas
Dam safety: environmental monitoring
Environmental protection and mining: legal instruments and social controls
CFEM 1
CFEM 2
Conflicts of Jurisdiction over Tax Issues in Mining
Mining Fees, TFRM and TAH
Compliance and ICMS credit management: jurisprudential aspects
ICMS on electricity: power demand, TUSD/TUST, sale of surplus and reversal of credits
Compliance and management of PIS/Cofins credits: jurisprudential aspects
State and federal tax benefits in mining
ITR, IPTU, ITBI and ITCD in mining
Mergers and acquisitions in mining (M&A) - Lesson out of the usual day
Structuring investments in mining
Fiscal transparency, information exchange and social licence to operate
IRPJ and CSLL: controversial accounting and tax issues
IRPJ/CSLL: linked overseas, transfer pricing and thin capitalization
Tax reform
From Mining Law to Mining Law I: a cosmopolitan discipline
From Mining Law to Mining Law II: legal aspects of mining, regulatory frameworks, International and Comparative Mining Law
Mining, development and regulation
Introduction to Mining Law I: fundamentals and principles
Introduction to Mining Law II: essential concepts and their application to the regulatory dynamics of mining
Introduction to Mining Law III: rules and practical applications
The National Mining Agency (ANM) and regulation: Regulatory Impact Study (EIR), public consultations,
regulatory stock and subjects to be regulated
Mining Law: theory and practice I - Flowchart of the mining process
Mining Law: theory and practice II - Flow chart of the mining process
Regimes of utilization: Mining Permit, Mineral Licensing and Guide of Utilization. Theory and
practice
Mineral Water: regulatory and legal aspects
Utilisation, disposal of tailings and waste rocks in mining, closure of activities and mine closure
Mining Dams and their Regulation
Illegal mining and its criminal, administrative and civil consequences
Topics The refusal (blocking) of Mining Titles Administrative Process
Mining II: decision-making trends
of the ANM
Mineral resources and reserves: certification methods and application in project development
Structuring and development of mining projects: joint ventures
Structuring and development of mining projects: project finance
The mining auctions: availability of areas and the role of state companies in the development of partnerships with the private sector
Mining Contracts: assignment and lease of Mining Rights
International Investment Law, Lex Mineralia and international arbitration disputes
The Pro Strategic Minerals Policy and the Investment Partnership Programme (PPI). Case studies.
Mining and communities: controversies and alternative solutions
Access to mineral property in the Judiciary
Land tenure relations in mining
Relevant conflicts and land issues in mining
Mining and arbitration. Current events and trends
Mining in the courts II: recurrent themes in the Judiciary
Mining in the courts I: recurrent themes in the Judiciary
Mining and other economic activities: disputes over space
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