Master of Philosophy (Law)

Course Details

The Master of Philosophy is a postgraduate research degree comprising both coursework and a substantial research component. This culminates in the submission of a thesis of approximately 35,000-40,000 words for independent examination by two external examiners. Available across all schools within the university, this ideal for students who have completed a Bachelor

Qualification: Master Degree (By Research)

Course structure: Up to 100 units of credit comprising RSCH7003 (or equivalent unit approved by the National Head of School) and up to three 25 units of credit of research training coursework courses as decided in consultation with the National Head of School or delegate. A minimum of a credit average in the coursework courses is required to maintain satisfactory progress in the degree. RSCH7003 (or equivalent course approved by the National Head of School) must be completed with at least a credit grade in the first semester of full-time or equivalent enrolment. Supervised Research courses totaling 200 units of credit.