Overview

• Develop your progressive understanding of legal theory and the impact of globalisation on the law which govern business, commerce and consumer transactions.
• Your research will cover the latest developments within Commercial Law practice, and expand your awareness of current developments affecting the legal sector.
• The flexible course structure may give you the opportunity to select either a second major or an additional four courses from other Master of Laws majors, including Comparative Law, International Law, Public Law and Sustainable Development Law.
• A significant component of your degree will be research-based. You will become proficient in legal research, advanced legal writing and critical thinking through a series of guided research projects.

Further study

Career outcomes

• The Master of Laws allows you to tailor your study across 22 specialist courses which enhance careers in legal practice, public policy, government, law reform, international organisations, social services, international business, environmental governance and local government.
• The Master of Laws is ideal if you wish to gain the research skills required to gain entry into higher level research degrees, such as the PhD.

Successful completion of the Master of Laws (Commercial Law) will qualify you to apply for PhD entry.