Melbourne Law School’s specialisation in tax is a globally recognised specialist tax law degree. The program provides a valuable enhancement to the careers of lawyers, accountants and other professionals working as tax advisers in business or in government.
An undergraduate degree or a graduate or postgraduate certificate any discipline with at least an H3 (65%) weighted average, or equivalent;
This unique graduate degree brings together science and design, in the context of social and business aspects of urban environments, to improve the way plants are used in urban and peri-urban communities. You will develop technical, design, planning, scientific, practical and management skills.
1. In order to be considered for entry, applicants must have completed:
an undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline, or equivalent, with studies in Business Finance, Investments and Corporate Finance (37.5 points), or their equivalents;
The Graduate Diploma in Finance comprises the first year of the Master of Finance. It offers flexibility to students seeking a shorter graduate qualification in finance. Students of the Graduate Diploma can apply to transfer to the Master of Finance if they wish to gain the additional benefits offered by the two-year degree.
A degree in law (LLB, JD or equivalent) at honours standard or equivalent leading to admission to legal practice
Melbourne Law School's specialisation in environmental law provides students with expertise in a dynamic area of law that will continue to grow in importance. The course is of particular relevance to people working in environmental and resources sectors, professionals in government, legal practitioners and those with a broader philosophical or practical interest. The subjects are particularly directed at emerging national and international legal issues and practices, such as in clean technology, water law, climate change law and the management of land subject to native title and other public land. Other areas of focus include environmental rights, international environmental law, law of the sea and international resources law.
A degree in law (LLB, JD or equivalent) at honours standard or equivalent leading to admission to legal practice
This is a dynamic branch of law, constantly changing in response to new pressures and government responses. It lends itself to comparison between countries, enabling students to understand different ways of tackling problems and to draw lessons from them. In an age of globalisation, it has a large and growing interface with international law, requiring a grasp of both areas.
This course provides advanced level training in Guided Imagery and Music (GIM) therapy. It is designed for music therapy graduates and professionals from allied fields, who have completed introductory and intermediate courses in Guided Imagery and Music offered through the Music and Imagery association of Australia.
A degree in law (LLB, JD or equivalent) at honours standard or equivalent leading to admission to legal practice
Melbourne Law School's specialisation in health and medical law is open to lawyers in medico-legal or more general practice and to doctors and other health professionals and administrators (with no prior legal qualification).
A degree in law (LLB, JD or equivalent) at honours standard or equivalent leading to admission to legal practice
Melbourne Law School's specialisation in human rights law offers the widest range of human rights subjects in Australia. Many world-renowned experts teach in the program, offering students exciting opportunities to examine a range of human rights instruments, institutions, theories and practices in contemporary context. The program is particularly relevant to lawyers currently working, or planning to work, in the field of human rights, as well as those with a non-law background working in development agencies and other human rights-related organisations in Australia and around the world.
A degree in law (LLB, JD or equivalent) at honours standard or equivalent leading to admission to legal practice
Melbourne Law School’s specialisation in intellectual property (IP) is one of the largest and most respected specialist IP law programs in the world. Its extensive range of challenging, cutting-edge subjects covers the spectrum of IP protection regimes, and are practically focused and theoretically rigorous. The majority of the specialisation's subjects are accredited by the Professional Standards Board for Patent and Trade Marks Attorneys (PSB). This program is ideal for those seeking accreditation as a patent and/or trade marks attorney, as well as for those seeking to develop or expand their expertise in intellectual property law generally.
A degree in law (LLB, JD or equivalent) at honours standard or equivalent leading to admission to legal practice
Melbourne Law School’s specialisation in international economic law incorporates a diverse mix of subjects devoted to this important field of practice and study. It focuses on interdisciplinary analysis, and is ideal for legal practitioners as well as governmental representatives, development specialists, economists and others working in the field. The program examines the laws governing economic relations between countries, domestic government regulation, private international transactions and international regulation between countries, with a focus on international investment law and the law of the World Trade Organization.
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