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Home > Courses & Subjects > Specialist Areas

Specialist Areas

The Melbourne Law Masters program comprises a range of coursework degrees across 21 core areas of specialisation. Our specialist masters degrees and graduate diplomas offer unrivalled quality for both law and non-law graduates.

Along with the general Master of Laws (LLM), we offer specialisations in the following legal areas:

Asian Law Banking and Financial Services Law Commercial Law Communications Law Competition Law Construction Law Corporations and Securities Law Dispute Resolution Environment, Energy and Resources Law Government Law Health and Medical Law

Human Rights Law Intellectual Property Law International Economic Law Labour Relations Law Law and Development Legal Systems Public and International Law Sports Law Tax and International Tax Transnational Law

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