Undergraduate handbook 2004
Law

Graduate law courses

The graduate certificate courses offered are:
1. Graduate Certificate in Forensic Studies (Accounting)

2. Graduate Certificate in Law (Tribunal Procedures)

The postgraduate courses offered are:
1. Graduate Diploma in Law (for graduates with a law or non-law degree) with specialisations in the areas of:

• banking and finance law
• commercial law
• digital economy law
• intellectual property law
• international and comparative law
• tribunal procedures
• workplace and employment law

2. Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice, Skills and Ethics
3. Master of Laws. Students with an undergraduate law degree may qualify for this degree in one of four ways:

• by major thesis (50,000 words) research degree
• by coursework (four units) and minor thesis (25,000 to 30,000 words)
• by coursework (six units) and minor thesis (12,500 to 15,000 words)
• by coursework alone (eight units)

Specialisations are available in coursework programs in the areas of:

• banking and finance law
• commercial law
• digital economy law
• intellectual property law
• international and comparative law
• tribunal procedures
• workplace and employment law

4. Master of Laws (Legal Practice, Skills and Ethics) (for graduates with a non-law degree)
5. Master of Commercial Law
6. Master of Intellectual Property Law
7. Master of Digital Economy Law
8. Master of International and Comparative Law
9. Master of Workplace and Employment Law
10. Master of Philosophy (research degree)
11. Doctor of Juridical Science
12. Doctor of Philosophy

13. Doctor of Laws

Details of courses

For an overview of these postgraduate courses, specialisations and course objectives, refer to the postgraduate handbook.

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