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Master of Laws (International and Comparative)

The course is a oneyear 48 credit point program which includes courses in international and comparative law, a research essay and other subjects chosen to complement the student's background and interests.

Compulsory Common Subjects
LLB9100 Introduction to Legal Systems
LLB9337 Comparative Studies in Law
LLB9343 International Law
or  
INTR900 International Law and Diplomacy
LAW993 Legal Research and Writing

 

Options: Language
ELS151 Introduction to English for Academic Purposes
LLB9395 Legal Research and Writing

 

Options: Natural Resources/Environmental Law
LLB911 Introduction to Natural Resources Law
LAW924 International Environmental Law
LLB918 Law of Land and Nature Conservation
LAW922 International Maritime Environment Law
LLB919 Water Resources Law
LLB920 Local Government and Natural Resources

 

Options: International Law
LAW922 International Maritime Environmental Law
LAW923 Law of the Sea
LAW924 International Environmental Law
LLB9344 Indigenous Peoples and Legal Systems

 

Options: Commercial Law
LLB9329 Commercial and Consumer Contracts
LLB9331 Intellectual Property Law
LLB9360 Foreign Investment Law in the People's Republic of China

 

Compulsory Common Subjects
LLB9330 Law of Employment
LLB9332 Labour Relations Law
LLB9335 Anti-Discrimination Law

 

Compulsory Common Subjects
LLB9210 Law of Contracts
LLB9307 Law of Torts
LLB9304 Criminal Law and the Process of Justice
LLB9305 Law of Property A
LLB9301 Evidence
LLB9344 Indigenous Peoples and Legal Systems
LLB9348 Media Law
LLB9349 Feminism and Law
LLB9350 Special Study in Law A
LLB9351 Special Study in Law B
LLB9360 Foreign Investment Law in the People's Republic of China
LLB9362 Advanced Revenue Law