法学 Master of Laws

The Master of Laws (LLM) at ANU's national law school is a highly valuable qualification that deepens understanding of the way law operates in and interacts with the modern world. Open to both law and non-law graduates, the program offers the flexibility to pursue a general LLM for a broad perspective on the role of law in domestic and international societies, or to focus studies on one of five specialisations: Public Law, International Law, Human Security Law, New Technologies Law, or Private and Commercial Law. Students complete 48 units, with courses delivered in a variety of modes including semester length, online, and shorter intensive formats.