Course results for Masters Degree Law & justice Degrees

Designed for non-law graduates, this law degree opens doors to a range of professional opportunities where legal qualifications are sought. Gain comprehensive knowledge of the Australian legal system whilst choosing from electives to suit your goals.

Earn a globally recognised qualification in public sector and policy leadership. Tailor your degree to your career goals by specialising in policy analysis and impact, management and administration, regulation and integrity, or strategy and change.

Take an in-depth look at the defining issue of the 21st century. You’ll unpack the history of terrorism and explore contemporary security issues. Build skills in risk and analysis. Unlock roles in defence, law enforcement, and more.

Secure in-depth skills and get strategic about security—and your executive career. Choose from international policing, research, or a work-based project. Progress into senior leadership roles. Create change in the policing and security industry.

Deep dive into investigations best practice in law enforcement. Explore financial crime, terrorism, and more. Unpack the intricacies of international crime and multi-agency investigations. You’ll unlock management roles in the public and corporate sectors.

Learn to navigate complex migration legislation and processes in Australia. You’ll cover the visa system and build skills in case management. Explore justice and equity issues attached to immigration services. Unpack ethics and hone your professionalism.

Add this approved law qualification to your bachelor degree–and start your legal career in just 2 years! You’ll work through a comprehensive study of law and the Australian legal system. Develop your research skills. Prepare for professional practice.

Redirect your career path and become a legal practitioner. You’ll complete foundational law subjects and shape your expertise with diverse electives. Developed in consultation with several sectors for a practical and modern learning experience.

Explore philosophy and theory, cultures and religions, instruments and institutions, activism, advocacy and community education. Graduates find career opportunities in diplomatic services, human rights, aid programs and government

Become an expert in international relations by studying foreign policy issues, global politics and human rights ethics. When you graduate, you'll be qualified to work in several meaningful areas, including government diplomacy and international aid.