Graduate Teaching
- Can Constitutions Protect Rights?
- Administrative Law in Commonwealth Countries
- Comparative Constitution Law
- Comparing Federal Constitutions
- Constitution Making
- Constitutionalism in Asian Society
- Current issues in Administrative Law
- Law and Development
- Human Rights, Gender and Religion
- Human Rights Litigation and Advocacy
- Protecting Rights
- State Constitutions
- Theories of Constitutional Interpretation
For a complete listing of all subjects as well as information concerning entry requirements, please visit the Melbourne Law School's Postgraduate Studies website.
The Melbourne JD
The Melbourne JD is a intensive law degree designed for graduates from disciplines other than law. Students in the JD (Juris Doctors) program are instructed in the core areas of law prescribed for admission to practice by all jurisdictions in Australia.The 24 subjects required to complete the JD are taught intensively, over 6 consecutive full-time trimesters (2 years). For a complete list of subjects, please visit the Melbourne Law School's Juris Doctor website.
Other Courses
Staff also teach in other courses offered by other departments of the University, including The Australian Centre for Public Policy. The Centre also develops and conducts tailored courses for individuals and organisations in Australia and from overseas. Those interested in discussing potential projects should approach the Director, Professor Adrienne Stone.