The LLM (Global Competition and Consumer Law) is one of only a few courses in the world, that covers every major aspect of the policy, law, economics and institutions in this field from multiple perspectives: government, practitioner, business, and enforcement. If you are looking to advance your expertise in the growing and challenging area of global competition and consumer law – whether as a private practitioner, corporate advisor, public policy-maker, regulator or enforcement agency official, or member of a non-governmental organization, then this course is for you. When you study with the Melbourne Law School, you will gain a qualification from the leading law school in Australia and Asia and the 8th best law school in the world*. You’ll learn from globally recognized academics from across the world who have held or hold leadership roles in private practice, competition and consumer authorities, intergovernmental organizations, and adjudicatory bodies, amongst others, in the competition and consumer law field. At Australia's #1 University, your online learning experience will be enriched by interaction with leading experts from across the world as well as regular real-time sessions where you hold discussions and share ideas and experiences with your academic instructors and fellow students. Students taking the course from overseas are not required to have an international student visa.... [-]

Melbourne Law School's extensive subject offerings in the commercial law allows students to tailor a program to complement their professional expertise and career pathway. Lawyers and other professionals will deepen their understanding of many aspects of commercial law from both a domestic and international perspective. Subjects are available in areas as diverse as finance, competition law, dispute resolution, tax, intellectual property, construction and energy and resources law. The quality of the commercial law specialization is enhanced by the suite of subjects dealing with the core questions of private law that lie at the heart of the commercial law.... [-]