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Awards |
The seven-subject Master of Applied Law (Family Law) with the option of exiting earlier with a Graduate Diploma or Graduate Certificate:
- Master of Applied Law (Family Law)
- Graduate Diploma of Applied Law (Family Law)
- Graduate Certificate in Applied Law (Family Law)
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Program Structure |
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Masters |
Core – 4 subjects
Electives - 3 subjects |
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Graduate Diploma |
Core – 3 subjects
Elective – 1 subject |
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Graduate Certificate |
Core – 2 subjects | |
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Fees |
Tuition fees are $2,250 per subject (GST exempt).
FEE-HELP Loans are available. For further information see: FEE-HELP Loans |
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Study Mode |
Supervised online programs incorporate self-paced online learning with the supervision and support of an experienced lawyer who is available to answer questions and assess your performance.
There is a one-day face-to-face workshop for each subject. |
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Mandatory Continuing Legal Education Points |
You may claim up to 15 units per subject for your CLE/CPD requirements, depending on your jurisdiction. |
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Start Dates |
Semester 1 2012 - 5 March 2012
Semester 2 2012 - 6 August 2012
For further information see: Application and Enrolment Information |
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Program Admission Requirements |
In order to gain admission to the Applied Law Programs you are required to:
- hold a law degree or equivalent qualification (LLB, LLM or Diploma of Law), and
- be admitted to practise as a lawyer in an Australian jurisdiction
For further details on program admission requirements see: Applied Law Programs Program Manual |
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Advanced Standing |
There are opportunities for advanced standing in the Graduate Diploma or Master of Applied Law (Family Law), for Accredited Specialists in practice areas relevant to the Program.
For further information on advanced standing documentary evidence and the application process see: Applied Law Programs Program Manual |
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Program Admissions, Enrolments and General Enquiries |
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