Elective Overview

Subject

Public Law Advanced Criminal Law Advanced Revenue Law Citizenship and Immigration Law Criminal Sentencing Law Criminology Law of Slavery and Human Trafficking Regulating Technologies Revenue Law Private Law Advanced Commercial Transactions Advanced Contracts Banking Law Building and Construction Law Competition Law Deceptive Trades Practices Insolvency Insurance Law Labour Law Personal injury Sports Law Succession Legal Theory, Systems and History Asian Law and legal Systems Gender and the Law History and Theory of International Law Indigenous Peoples and the Law Introduction to Chinese Business Law Islamic Law Judgement and the Rule of Law Jurisprudence Legal Reasoning Wickedness and Vice Legal Practice and Dispute Resolution Dispute Resolution Advocacy Refugee Law and Practice Disruptive Technologies and the Law Strategic Litigation Clinic Intellectual Property, Media and Technology Broadcasting & Telecommunications Regulation IP Commercialisation IP Copyright and Design IP Trademarks Privacy and Surveillance Law

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International Law, Human Rights and The Environment Australian Private International Law Climate Law and Carbon Markets Environmental Law Environmental Planning & Development Law International Commercial Transactions International Environmental Law International Human Rights Law International Humanitarian Law International Organisations World Trade Law Health, Families and Children Biomedical law and Bioethics Children and the Law Disability & the Law Elder Law Family Law Law and Mental Health Medicine and the Law Electives beyond the Classroom Moot Exchange Subject Local Internship International Legal Internship International and Comparative Study in Law Jessup International Moot Oxford International Intellectual Property Moot Price International Media Moot

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Please note that these subject offerings are subject to change or cancellation without prior notice. Timetabling decisions are made at the discretion of the UTS Faculty of Law.