Master of Philosophy in Law
Pursue advanced legal research through a Master of Philosophy in Law at UNSW Sydney.
Best for:Best for aspiring legal researchers and professionals seeking advanced academic training and specialized research experience.
Overview
The Master of Philosophy in Law at UNSW Sydney offers candidates the opportunity to undertake rigorous, independent research under academic supervision. Located in Kensington, Australia, this postgraduate research programme enables students to contribute original insights to legal scholarship. Candidates are expected to design and execute a substantial research project, culminating in a thesis. The programme suits individuals seeking to deepen their expertise in specific legal disciplines and advance their academic or professional trajectories.
What you'll do
- Conduct independent and original research under the guidance of academic supervisors
- Develop and refine a comprehensive research proposal and methodology
- Review existing legal literature, case law, and relevant statutes
- Draft and finalize a scholarly thesis representing a significant contribution to the field of law
- Participate in academic seminars, departmental workshops, and research presentations
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree or equivalent in law or a related discipline
Degree offered: Master of Philosophy
Language: English; meet university English language proficiency standards
Instruction: English
- Demonstrated background in legal research and writing
- Ability to formulate clear research questions and hypotheses
- Strong analytical and critical thinking skills
- Proficiency in legal analysis and methodology
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How to apply
Prospective candidates should review the UNSW handbook and application guidelines on the official university portal. Submit all required academic documentation and a detailed research proposal through the designated application channel.
- CV
- Academic transcripts
- Research proposal
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