Master's
Master of Laws – UNSW
Course Overview
The Master of Laws provides advanced legal education for graduates seeking to deepen their expertise in specialised areas of law and contemporary legal practice. Students can explore fields such as commercial law, international law, dispute resolution, human rights, taxation, environmental law, and technology law through flexible study options.
The program encourages critical legal analysis, advanced research, and the evaluation of complex legal issues within national and international contexts. Learning is supported by experienced legal scholars and practical case-based discussions that strengthen professional judgement. Graduates enhance their legal knowledge for career advancement in legal practice, government, academia, corporate organisations, and international institutions
Entry Requirements
- Recognized Bachelor degree in Law (LLB/JD) or equivalent legal qualification with a 65%+ average.
- English Proficiency: IELTS 7.0 overall (min 6.0 in sub-scores), PTE 65.
- Professional legal background or foundational jurisprudence studies.
- Certified law degree transcripts and completion certificate.
- CV detailing legal practice or admitted legal experience (optional).
Career Outcomes
- Senior Legal Counsel
- Corporate Lawyer
- International Arbitration Specialist
- Human Rights Lawyer
- Legal Academic
Scholarship Available
- Yes (UNSW International Scholarships
- UNSW Scholarships
- Faculty Scholarships)
