FACULTY OF LAW

The Faculty of Law offers the following postgraduate courses:

Doctor of Philosophy
Honours Master of Arts by Research
Honours Master of Commerce by Research
Honours Master of Court Management by Research
Honours Master of Laws by Research
Honours Master of Laws (Natural Resources Law) by Research
Honours Master of Laws (Court Management) by Research
Honours Master of Natural Resources Law by Research
Master of Court Management
Master of Laws (Court Management)
Master of Laws (International and Comparative)
Master of Laws (Natural Resources Law) by Coursework
Master of Natural Resources Law by Coursework
Master of Transnational Crime Prevention
Graduate Diploma in Law
Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice
Graduate Diploma in Natural Resources Law
Graduate Certificate in Transnational Crime Prevention

Current Research Areas

Supervision in research in the following areas is likely to be available to candidates undertaking research degrees:

• Administrative law
  
• Anti-discrimination law
• Biotechnology and the law
  
• Commercial and finance law
  
• Company law
  
• Comparative law
• Conflict of laws
  
• Constitutional law
  
• Consumer protection law
  
• Contract law
  
• Court policy and administration
  
• Criminal law
  
• Cross-cultural legal issues
  
• Dispute Resolution
  
• Environmental and planning law
  
• Family law and welfare policy
  
• Feminism and law
• Indigenous people and law
  
• Industrial relations law
  
• Information technology law
  
• Insurance law
  
• Intellectual property law
  
• International law
  
• Jurisprudence
  
• Law and literature
  
• Law relating to evidence, remedies and court procedure
  
• Law relating to the sea
  
• Natural resources law
  
• Property law
  
• Refugee law
  
• Regulation of economic activity
• Sociology and law
  
• Taxation law and practice
  
• Torts
• Trusts and equity

Domestic Student Fees