Master of Laws (Research)
Engage in advanced self-led legal research and make an original contribution to legal knowledge at the University of New England.
Best for:Best for law graduates seeking advanced independent research training and specialized academic inquiry.
Overview
The Master of Laws (Research) at the University of New England offers a flexible programme of independent study for high-calibre law graduates. Candidates develop advanced legal research, writing, and critical thinking skills with dedicated support from the School of Law. The programme emphasizes regional, rural, and remote legal issues, offering a unique perspective within a thriving academic research culture. Students work closely with experienced faculty to produce a substantial and original contribution to an academic field of legal knowledge.
What you'll do
- Conduct independent and self-led academic research under faculty supervision
- Develop advanced skills in legal writing, argumentation, and application
- Engage in rigorous scholarly training and specialized legal analysis
- Produce a substantial and original contribution to an academic field of legal knowledge
- Participate in the research culture of the School of Law
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor Honours (AQF Level 8) with second class honours, Master (AQF Level 9), or Doctorate (AQF Level 10) in law; or AQF Level 7/9 qualification in law leading to legal practice plus two years of relevant professional experience
Degree offered: Master of Laws (Research)
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Advanced legal research capabilities
- Critical thinking and analysis in legal contexts
- Proficiency in academic legal writing and argumentation
- Ability to conduct self-directed independent research
- Must hold a recognized qualifying degree in law or equivalent overseas qualification
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How to apply
Submit an application directly through the University of New England admissions portal. Ensure all required academic transcripts and qualification documents are attached.
- Academic transcripts
- Proof of prior qualifications
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