Master of Philosophy - Law
Undertake a substantial piece of independent and original legal research at a world-class institution.
Best for:Best for high-achieving law graduates seeking to conduct independent, original research at the master's level.
Overview
The Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Law at the University of Melbourne is a research-intensive graduate degree designed for outstanding scholars. Students are expected to conduct a significant, independent, and original research project under the guidance of expert academic supervisors. The programme culminates in a thesis that undergoes rigorous external examination by international experts in the field. This degree provides a platform for advanced legal inquiry and scholarly development within the Melbourne Law School.
What you'll do
- Conduct a substantial, independent, and original research project.
- Work closely with academic supervisors to refine research methodology and arguments.
- Produce a high-quality research thesis suitable for external examination.
- Engage with the academic community at Melbourne Law School.
- Adhere to university research integrity and ethical standards.
Requirements
Degree required: Four-year honours degree at H2A standard or equivalent qualification.
Degree offered: Master of Philosophy
Language: English proficiency as required by the University of Melbourne for graduate research degrees.
Instruction: English
- Demonstrated capacity for independent legal research.
- Strong academic record with an overall H1 or H2A grade in relevant prior studies.
- Ability to formulate and execute a complex research proposal.
- Must hold a four-year honours degree at H2A standard or equivalent.
- Must meet the university's minimum academic grade requirements (H1 or H2A).
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How to apply
Interested applicants should review the course requirements on the official University of Melbourne website. Applications are submitted through the university's graduate research portal.
- Academic transcripts
- Research proposal
- CV
- Evidence of English proficiency
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