- Length 1 years full-time
- Minimum 48 Units
- Academic plan NLLGD
- CRICOS code 006504E
- UAC code
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Mode of delivery
- Internal
Back to the Master of Laws in Law, Governance and Development page
After you
have accepted your offer you will be emailed your password and uni ID.
You must then follow the instructions provided here and enrol online through
ISIS.
International students should discuss their enrolment with us when they arrive in Canberra. Please Contact us to arrange an appointment.
It is the
student's responsibility to ensure the program requirements are met and that
all compulsory and required courses are completed so that the program can be
awarded.
About this degree
How to choose courses and enrol
- Consult the program
requirements on the Programs and Courses
page to see which courses you can
choose. For the Master of Laws in Law, Government and Development you must ensure that 36 of the 48 units are from Law, Governance and Development.
- Look at the Graduate Coursework Timetable to see what courses are offered and which specialisation they belong to.
- Choose
a course(s). You can enrol in your whole year's worth of courses, or one
course at a time. Domestic students have 5 years to complete the
program. A full time study load is 18-24 units per half year period.
- Check that you meet the prerequisite(s) for the course.
- Enrol in the course on ISIS - for information on how to do this please go to http://www.anu.edu.au/students/program-administration/enrolment/enrol-for-the-first-time-as-a-coursework-student
Each student will commence the program on a different date
depending on
what courses they have chosen. If possible, LAWS8009 Introduction to Law, Governance and Development is a good course to start with (but you don't have to do it first). Please
see the timetable for the start date.
Attendance
The ANU College of Law has a strict attendance policy for face-to-face intensive classes. You must attend 100% of scheduled classes, whether they are held on weekdays, weekends or during the evening. We assume you have taken into account all work, family, religious and other commitments when you enrol.
Course MaterialsA Course Study Guide will be published for each course on the Wattle course site. This document contains information on the course including: course lecture outline; textbook requirements; reading requirements; assessment details; and policy information.
You can buy text books at the on-campus Coop Bookshop. Reading Guides or E-Bricks may also be made available on the Wattle course site. This varies from course to course.
You
will be given access to
the Wattle course site approximately 24-48 hours after you enrol in the course,
provided the site is opened. Sites are generally opened four weeks prior
to
the commencement of the course intensive. Course Study Guides, course
materials, ebricks,
resources, discussion forums, quizzes and online activities can all be
accessed
via each Wattle course site. Assessments will be submitted
electronically on
the Wattle course site.
If you wish to apply for status (credit/advanced standing) for courses you have studied at another university, you must complete an Application for Status form and submit it to the LLM Program Administrator, along with an official transcript of your previous studies and relevant course descriptions and outlines. You will not be granted status for courses that have already counted towards a completed degree or award.
All email correspondence from the University will be sent to your University Webmail
account. You can access this email account at http://students.anu.edu.au/
and clicking on the Webmail icon. There is a facility to redirect your
university email to a preferred account. Please go to:http://itservices.anu.edu.au/email/
Academic Advice
Please seek advice from the Stream Convenors on academic matters relating to this program.
The Law, Governance and Development Stream Convenors are Rebecca Monson and Moeen Cheema
Do you want to talk to someone before enrolling?
Contact rebecca.monson@anu.edu.au
