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Master of Laws subjects

The Master of Laws gives students the opportunity to build specialist legal skills and knowledge in their area of professional practice, as well as theoretical and practical research capabilities as they relate to the study of the law.

Students may design their Masters as a general program and select their eight electives from the range of subjects offered across seven clusters. Alternatively, students may choose to undertake one or two majors by completing at least four subjects within the area of the major.

To assist you in planning your study program, UTS Law publish lists of subjects grouped in the majors and when they are expected to be offered in future teaching periods:

  • these subject offerings are subject to change without prior notice
  • check your study plan if subjects offered are part of your course
  • check access conditions for eligibility
  • LLM students who commence in Autumn or Spring can elect to undertake one or two majors, or choose eight subjects from across the range of options offered.
  • LLM students can also undertake postgraduate electives which are listed under the Juris Doctor.