University of Melbourne

Program Information

Degree Offered

Banking and Finance, Commercial Law, Construction Law, Employment and Labour Relations Law, Health and Medical Law, Intellectual Property Law, International Tax, Law and Development, Master of Laws (LLM), Public and International Law, Tax , Asian Law, Banking and Finance Law, Communications Law, Competition Law, Construction Law, Corporations and Securities Law, Dispute Resolution, Employment and Labour Relations Law, Environment, Energy and Resources Law, Government Law, Health and Medical Law, Human Rights Law, Intellectual Property Law, International Economic Law, International Law, International Tax, Legal Studies, Sports Law, Tax

Format: Campus

Program Description:

The Melbourne Law Masters comprises a range of specialist masters and graduate diplomas catering for both law and non-law graduates. The program is made up of a number of interlocking degrees and diplomas, structured to allow students to move easily from a graduate diploma to a related masters degree or vice versa.

Masters degrees require the completion of eight subjects. Students should note that specialist masters degrees require specific subject selection and are advised to refer to the relevant course pages below. Course duration for full-time students is 12 to 18 months; for part-time students, three to four years.

Tuition & Financial Aid

Financial Aid Offered: No