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Master of Natural Resources Law - Research
Overview
This course enables students to complete supervised research
in an area of Natural Resources Law.
Entry Requirements / Assumed Knowledge
A recognised undergraduate degree.
Advanced Standing
Some students may be exempt from LAW993 if they have completed
a substantial piece of written research as part of their Honours
Degree at undergraduate level.
Course Requirements
Students enrolling in the Master of Natural Resources Law - Research
program will complete a 48 credit point research paper (THES924
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.
Course Program
| Subjects |
Credit Points |
| Prescribed Subjects |
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| LAW993 |
Research Project (Minor Thesis) |
8 |
| LAW994 |
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 |
Research Everyday Life |
8 |
| SOC933 |
Advanced Research Techniques |
8 |
| LLB9337 |
Comparative Studies in Law |
8 |
| LLB9100 |
Introduction to Legal Systems |
8 |
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| Plus 48 credit points in one of the
following subjects depending on whether you are part-time
or full-time: |
| THES924 |
Major Thesis - full time students |
48 |
| THES912 |
Major Thesis - part time students |
48 |
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