Master of Public and International Law
A comprehensive postgraduate program exploring the intersection of constitutional, administrative, and public international law.
Best for:Best for legal professionals and graduates seeking advanced expertise in public and international legal frameworks.
Overview
The Master of Public and International Law at the University of Melbourne provides an in-depth examination of the growing interdependence between domestic and international legal frameworks. Designed for both legal practitioners and scholars, the curriculum covers constitutional, administrative, and public international law. Students gain access to contemporary theoretical developments and practical applications relevant to government, international institutions, and non-profit sectors. The program is flexible, allowing participants to tailor their studies to specific interests within the public law domain. It is open to both law and non-law graduates who meet the professional or academic prerequisites.
What you'll do
- Engage with advanced theoretical and practical developments in public law.
- Analyze the intersection of domestic and international legal systems.
- Complete coursework across a wide range of public law subjects.
- Participate in academic discussions relevant to government and international policy.
Requirements
Degree required: LLB, JD, or equivalent law degree, or an undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline.
Degree offered: Master of Public and International Law
Language: English proficiency required for all international applicants.
Instruction: English
- Academic proficiency in law or a relevant discipline.
- Documented relevant professional experience (for specific entry pathways).
- Successful completion of prerequisite graduate diploma subjects (for specific entry pathways).
- Law degree (LLB, JD or equivalent) with a minimum University of Melbourne equivalent score of 70.
- Law degree plus two years of documented relevant professional experience.
- Undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline plus two years of documented relevant professional experience.
- Undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline plus completion of four cognate graduate diploma subjects and one year of professional experience.
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How to apply
Interested applicants should visit the official University of Melbourne course page to review specific entry requirements and application procedures. Applications are submitted through the university's online portal.
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of professional experience
- Evidence of English proficiency
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