Overview
- Are you motivated by resolving legal aspects of family issues? Family law is an important area of legal practice intended to protect family relationships, ensure the welfare of children and provide legal resolution for domestic issues, such as divorce, property division and spousal support.
- In the Master of Laws (Family Law), you will increase your research skills as well as extend your legal knowledge in Australian family law, family violence and child protection law, international family law, estate planning and accredited general mediation.
- You will have the option to study a course (subject) that includes the necessary training to assist you to become a Nationally Accredited Mediator under the and enable progression to register with an Australian Recognised Mediator Body.
- Complete this degree in one year when studying full-time or two years part-time, study completely online and choose from three different start times throughout the year (February, May or September).
Further study
Successful completion of the Master of Laws (Family Law) will qualify you to apply for the Master of Research or PhD entry.