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Graduate Diploma in International Economic Law
University of Melbourne, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
About this program
The Graduate Diploma in International Economic Law at the University of Melbourne covers the conduct of states and private parties in international economic relations, including international trade law, investment law, financial law and commercial arbitration. Students complete 50 credit points from a prescribed subject list, taught intensively to fit around working professionals' schedules.
The course is part of the Melbourne Law Masters program and is open to both law and non-law graduates. Melbourne Law School is ranked first in Australia and eighth globally.
Fees & duration
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Course structure
Study plan in 2 parts
Structure
- Students must complete 50 credit points from the prescribed list
Subject options
- Clean Energy Projects Law and Regulation
- Climate Law, Economics and Finance
- Commercial Aspects of International Law
- Cryptoassets in Global Context
- Cyber Security and the Law
- International Trade and Development
- Digital Technologies and Labour Law
- Digital Trade
- Global Commercial Contract Law
- Global Financial Architecture
- Trade, Investment, IP and Health
- International Business Transactions
- International Commercial Arbitration
- International Economic Law
- and 20 more subjects
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Admissions
To be considered for entry into this course, you must: Have completed a Bachelor of Laws degree (LLB) (AQF7) or a Juris Doctor (JD) (AQF9) leading to admission to legal practice with a weighted average mark (WAM) of 65%, or equivalent. Or Have completed a Bachelor of Laws degree (LLB) (AQF7) or a Juris Doctor (JD) (AQF9) or equivalent, leading to admission to legal practice. And Have one year of documented relevant experience. Or Have completed a bachelor degree (AQF7) or equivalent in a cognate (relevant) discipline. Cognate (relevant) disciplines include: Economics, public policy and politics. And Have one year of documented relevant experience. Relevant experience for this course may include legal roles such as a lawyer, solicitor, advocate, attorney, counsel, barrister, magistrate, or judge's associate or roles such as government representative, development specialist, economist, or
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