| Environmental
Law
Canberra and Melbourne
The Environmental Law program
produces graduates with the
legal understanding necessary
to enable a critical analysis
and application of environmental
law and policy. It is designed
to meet the professional development
needs of decision makers and
policy makers in business and
government. These participants
include: policy makers, NGOs,
consultants, researchers and
academics, corporate lawyers,
barristers, local authorities
and practitioners.
There are two coursework programs
in Environmental Law and Policy:
one for students who have a
law degree and one for graduates
of disciplines other than law.
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"The
program is very well run and the subject content
and
level of specialisation in environmental law
is clearly unmatched anywhere
else in Australia",
Joseph, Melbourne
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Please also visit the Australian
Centre for Environmental Law
Convenor: Professor
Tim Bonyhady
Programs offered:
| Master of Laws specialising in Environmental Law |
7300/0304 - Lawyers |
| Master of Environmental Law |
7309 - Non-Lawyers |
| Graduate Diploma in Law specialising in Environmental
Law |
6300/0304 - Lawyers |
| Graduate Diploma in Environmental Law |
6309 - Non-Lawyers |
| Graduate Certificate in Environmental Law |
6351- Lawyers and Non-Lawyers |
Entry Requirements:
Applicants from a law
background: Applicants
must hold an Australian Bachelor of Laws degree or equivalent.
A strong pass degree or better is normally required for
admission.
Applicants from a non-law background:
Applicants must hold at least a three-year Australian
Bachelors degree or equivalent. A strong pass degree or
better is normally required for admission.
Applicants who do not hold a bachelors
degree: Applicants with relevant experience
but who do not hold a bachelors degree may be considered
for entry, however there are additional entry requirements.
For further details please contact the Postgraduate Administrator.
Program Requirements:
The master degrees require courses totalling 48 units,
with at least 36 units from the environmental law courses
listed, including Fundamentals of Environmental Law for
non-lawyers.
The graduate diplomas require courses totalling 36 units,
with at least 24 units from the environmental law courses
listed, including Fundamentals of Environmental Law for
non-lawyers.
The graduate certificates require courses totalling 24
units, with ALL units from the environmental law courses
listed, including Fundamentals of Environmental Law for
non-lawyers.
Duration:
The master degrees and graduate diplomas may be completed
over one academic year full-time, or up to a maximum of
5 years part-time (including approved periods of leave).
The graduate certificates may be completed over one
semester full-time, or up to a maximum of 3 years part-time
(including approved periods of leave).
The following courses are offered in Environmental
Law. Please note, not all courses will be offered every
year:
| 6 unit courses: |
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| American Model of Environmental Law, The |
LAWS8130 |
| Biodiversity Law and Policy |
LAWS8280 |
| Business Strategy and Environmental Responsibility
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LAWS8110 |
| Culture of Environmental Law |
LAWS8151 |
| Environment, Business and Regulation |
LAWS811 |
| Environmental Dispute Management |
LAWS8278 |
| Environmental Landuse Planning and Assessment |
LAWS8146 |
| Environmental Responsibilities of Local Governments
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LAWS8144 |
| Federalism and the Environment |
LAWS8117 |
| Indigenous Peoples and Environmental Law |
LAWS8152 |
| International Law of the Environment |
LAWS8264 |
| Marine and Coastal Law |
LAWS8129 |
| Natural Resources Law and Policy |
LAWS8108 |
| Pollution Law |
LAWS8173 |
| Science in Environmental Regulation |
LAWS8145 |
| Special Topics in Environmental Law: European Environmental
Law |
LAWS8291 |
| Trade and the Environment |
LAWS8113 |
| Water Resources Law |
LAWS8123 |
* If a student has completed undergraduate Environmental
Law they would not be permitted to undertake the fundamentals
course.
Please Note: Some of the Environmental
Law courses are offered in Melbourne. For more information
please contact the postgraduate
administrator.
Melbourne Location: ANU
House, 52 Collins Street
Information
Pack
For timetable information - click
here
For the full list of Postgraduate Law
courses - click
here
For Census Dates, visit the individual
course page on Study@ANU
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Assessment: Courses are weighted according to
class hours and assessment load.
- 6 unit courses- approximately 26 contact hours with
an essay of 6,000 - 8,000 words or an equivalent assessment
package
- 12 unit courses - approximately 52 contact hours,
with an essay of 15,000 words or an equivalent assessment
package
Students must rely on the Approved Means of Assessment,
which will be psted to the course homepage on the ANU
Law website, prior to the commencement of the course.
Application: for application details
click
here
Graduate Program
in Law
The Australian
National University, ACT 0200
Tel: 02 6125 0510
/ 53965 Fax: 02 6125 3971
Information updated:
18 May 2007
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