Master of Laws (LLM) at The University of Newcastle, Australia

The Master of Dispute Resolution delivers a core focus on ensuring a strong student understanding of the Australian and International dispute resolution framework and techniques employed in the dispute resolution process. Students are required to complete 8 courses (80 units) which they can choose from our list of cutting-edge courses including: Advocacy Skills Advanced Legal Research Project Commercial Dispute Resolution International Arbitration Expert Evidence Advanced Communication Skills Mediation Skills and Theory Conciliation Dispute Resolution Negotiation in a Legal Context This degree is available to study full-time or part-time to provide added flexibility to your study program.

Newcastle Law School scholars have expertise in a range of law and justice areas, including comparative law, business law, criminal law, environmental law, equity, intellectual property, law and religion, judicial biography, and family law. This expertise is underpinned by a focus on clinical legal education and evidence-based law informed by theoretical underpinnings.