The Faculty of Law offers outstanding opportunities for postgraduate legal research. The faculty welcomes visiting lecturers from esteemed universities and Law Schools such as the University of Cambridge, the University of Oxford, Harvard Law School, Michigan Law School, William and Mary and many others, to teach on its intensive programmes. In addition, there are a range of full-semester courses taught by the Faculty of Law and the Department of Commercial Law. Programmes provide a range of course structures with intensive and full-semester courses for flexibility around work hours, and a range of topics reflecting current and key issues in advanced legal research.

Through the study of law, you will gain a skill set that meets the high demands of any legal career, including analytical and research skills, knowledge of the law and its implications, social appreciation, public responsibility and communication skills.

Bachelor of Laws

Fulltime study: 8 Semesters

The LLB degree is studied in four parts (Parts 1 – IV) and includes law compulsory courses, law elective courses, non-law courses from another degree program and General Education courses.

There is a very wide range of law elective courses available, including commercial, public, criminal, international, family, human rights, intellectual property, health care and environmental law.

Master of Laws

Fulltime study: 1 year

The Master of Laws (LLM) is designed to provide an advanced level of study for both fulltime students and those who are legal practitioners or engaged in other full- or part-time employment. Students may concentrate their study in particular areas of specialisation, or study a broad range of legal subjects.

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