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Ros McKay

“I chose to undertake the Graduate Diploma in Corporations and Securities Law because I can select subjects that are directly relevant to my work in corporate governance. Melbourne Law School is highly regarded and it’s a leader in corporate governance research. Graduate law at Melbourne caters well for students without an undergraduate degree in law – the subjects are practical and have application in the real world.”

Ros McKay
Research and Policy Officer, Australian Council of Super Investments (ACSI)
Graduate Diploma in Corporations and Securities Law

Corporations and Securities Law

Melbourne Law School has considerable expertise in corporate law, having established the Centre for Corporate Law and Securities Regulation in 1996. The graduate program in corporations and securities law recognises the importance of corporate law and securities regulation nationally and internationally. The program is ideal for lawyers and other professionals engaged in securities regulation and issues relating to corporate law. The broad range of subjects available in this field will enable you to tailor your course to directly influence your career goals.

Professor Ian Ramsay

Director of Studies