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Master Of Court Management - Research
| Duration: |
2 years full time or part time equivalent |
| Location: |
Wollongong/Distance |
| Starting session/s: |
Autumn/Spring |
Entry requirements
A recognised law degree.
Purpose of the program
The program is designed to provide research opportunities
for qualified candidates interested in policy and management
of courts, tribunals and justice systems.
Program structure
Students enrolling in the Master of Court Management - Research
program will complete a 48 credit point research paper [LAW998
Major Thesis], and, as part of this degree, students are required
to complete 24 credit points of coursework prior to completion
of the 48 credit point research thesis.
The 24 credit points of coursework comprise:
| LAW993 |
Research Project (minor thesis)* |
8
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*Some students may be exempt from this subject if they have
completed a substantial piece of written research as part
of their Honours Degree at undergraduate level.
| LAW994 |
Legal Research Proposal |
8
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Plus one 8 credit point subject relevant to the particular
needs of the student chosen from the following:
| SOC306 |
Sociological Research: Methodology and Practice |
8
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| SOC933
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Advanced Research Techniques |
8
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| LLB9337 |
Comparative Studies in Law |
8
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| LLB9100 |
Introduction to Legal Systems |
8
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