Master's
Master of Laws – ANU
Course Overview
The Master of Laws provides advanced legal education for graduates seeking to expand their expertise in specialised areas of legal practice and contemporary legal issues. Students can explore disciplines such as commercial law, international law, environmental law, human rights, dispute resolution, technology law, and taxation through flexible study options.
The curriculum strengthens legal research, critical analysis, and professional judgement while examining complex legal challenges in domestic and international contexts. Practical discussions and research activities enhance students’ ability to apply advanced legal principles to professional practice. Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in legal practice, government, corporate organisations, academia, and international institutions.
Entry Requirements
- Academic Records: Recognized Bachelor degree in Law (LLB/JD) or equivalent legal qualification with a minimum GPA of 4.5/7.0.
- English Proficiency: IELTS 7.0 overall (min 6.5 in all sub-scores), PTE 65.
- Prerequisites / Knowledge: Foundational jurisprudence and legal practice knowledge.
- Application Materials: Certified law degree transcripts and completion certificate.
- Waterford Institute of TechnologyUpdated CV detailing legal practice, research, or admitted legal experience.
Career Outcomes
- Senior Legal Counsel
- Corporate Lawyer
- International Arbitration Specialist
- Human Rights Lawyer
- Legal Academic
Scholarship Available
- Yes (ANU International Scholarships
- Chancellor’s International Scholarship
- College Scholarships)
