Master of Comparative Laws (Adelaide/Mannheim)

Core Courses (Adelaide)

To satisfy the requirements for Core Courses (Adelaide) students must complete courses to the value of 6 units.

All of the following courses must be completed:

Course Title

• Advanced Comparative Law

• Advanced Legal Research and Writing

Mannheim Courses

To satisfy the requirements for Mannheim Courses students must complete courses to the value of 12 units.

European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) points to the value of 20 points (20 ECTS = 12 units) comprised as follows:

Compulsory Module  (Introduction to comparative European Law) (12 ECTS)
 

• Comparative Law I (European Legal Traditions) (4  ECTS)

• Introduction to European Business Law (4  ECTS)

• European Union Law - Institutional Aspects (4  ECTS)

and

Intensive Module (The internal market)
Two courses from following (6 ECTS) (courses can be subject to change):

• European Market Freedoms (3 ECTS)

• European Competition Law (3 ECTS)

• European Private Law (3 ECTS)

• International Arbitration (3 ECT

and

Elective Module (European Business Law)
One course from following (2 ECTS) (courses can be subject to change):

• E-Commerce and Internet (2  ECTS)

• EU Fundamental Rights (2  ECTS)

• Introduction to German Private Law (2  ECTS)

• Adelaide Guest Lecture (2  ECTS)

Research Dissertation

To satisfy the requirements for Research Dissertation students must complete courses to the value of 6 units.

All of the following courses must be completed:

Course Title

• Dissertation (PG)

Electives (Adelaide)

To satisfy the requirements for Electives (Adelaide) students must complete courses to the value of 9 units.

Course Title

• Comparative Constitutional Law (PG)

• Mining and Energy Law

• Dissertation (PG)

• Anti-discrimination Law: Practice and Theory PG

• Law of Debtor and Creditor (PG)

• International Environmental Law (PG)

• Technology, Law and Society (PG)

• Corp Gov & Sec Reg:Int & Comp Perspectives PG

• Comparative Corporate Rescue Law (PG)

• Competition Law: Comparative Perspectives (PG)

• Corporate Governance (PG)

• European Union Law (PG)

• Globalisation & the Legal Regulation of Work (PG)

• Selected Issues in Intellectual Property Law (PG)

• Government, Business & Regulation (PG)

• Intellectual Property Law (PG)

• International Commercial Arbitration (PG)

• Private International Law(PG)

• Insolvency Law

• Human Rights: International Perspectives (PG)

• Transnational Business & Human Rights

• Perspectives on Property Law & Society

• Workplace Bargaining

• International Financial Regulation

• Advanced Contract Law

• International Humanitarian Law

• European Business Law

• Health, Medical and Biotech Law

• International Franchising and the Law

• Personal Property Security Law

• Migration Law

• Introduction to Arbitration

• Advanced Arbitration

• Corporate Law: Selected Issues

• Comparative Migration Law

• Water Resources Law

• Bioethics and the Law

• Internet Law

• Competition and Consumer Law

• Criminal Law: Selected Issues

• National Security Law and Technology

• Company Merger and Acquisition Law

• Legal Ethics

• Selected Issues - Military Operations Law

• Public International Law

• The Law of Weaponry

• Strategic Space Law

• Maritime Law and Geopolitics in the Asian Region

• Advanced Comparative Law

• Comparative Law: Selected Issues

• International Insolvency Law

• Introduction to Australian Law

• Planning Law

• Contemporary Issues in Law

• Advanced Legal Research and Writing

• Commercial Space Law