Future-proof your career against digital disruption with this postgraduate degree taught entirely online.
Program description
The ANU Graduate Certificate of New Technologies Law is taught entirely online. It will help you understand the application and evolution of the law in the digital era and provide you with the skills you’ll need to accelerate your career.
This program is ideal for those who have completed a Bachelor degree in another discipline and want to develop their knowledge of Australian and international legal systems. You’ll learn how laws are created, interpreted and applied to new technologies.
The Graduate Certificate of New Technologies Law also provides a pathway to the ANU Master of Laws (LLM) for graduates from non-cognate disciplines.
This degree provides a flexible learning structure, so you can learn in the way that suits you best. A range of topics are covered throughout the course, including, information technology, legal app development, blockchain and legal innovation, cyber warfare, artificial intelligence and media law.
This program caters to students with or without a law background.
To see the full range of available courses, please visit our Programs and courses webpage.
Mode of delivery
This program is delivered entirely online, so you’ll be able to fit your studies around your professional and personal commitments.
Key facts
One of the world's top 20 law schools Times Higher Education Rankings (2024)
Five-star maximum rating for student demand, teaching quality, student–teacher ratio and staff qualifications Good Universities Guide 2022
ANU is ranked as one of the top 25 universities in the world for studying law QS World Rankings by Subject, 2022.
Duration
Six months full-time. Up to three years part-time.
Make an enquiry
Call and chat to a member of our Future Student Experience team.
Future student enquiryEntry requirements
A Bachelor degree with a minimum of 4 out of 7 GPA.
Domestic applications
Domestic Applicants will be directed to apply through the relevant application process via the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) or Direct Application portal.
You are a domestic applicant if you are:
- An Australian Citizen
- A New Zealand Citizen
- An Australian permanent resident
- An Australian permanent humanitarian visa holder
International applications
International students should visit the International applications - ANU Undergraduate webpage to check the admission dates.
International applicants will be directed to apply through the relevant application process via the Direct Application Portals or Universities Admissions Centre (UAC).
You are an international applicant if you are:
- Not an Australian or New Zealand Citizen
- Not holding an Australian permanent resident or permanent humanitarian visa
- You apply via Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) International if you are an International student who is undertaking:
- Australian Year 12 inside or outside of Australia
- An International Baccalaureate Diploma OR
- A New Zealand National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA)
Student Experience
As an ANU College of Law student, you'll learn from leading academics, world-renowned guest lecturers and industry experts from Australia and around the world. All courses are taught by staff with expertise in international research and draw upon ANU Law’s location in the national capital.
You'll also benefit from a range of real-world learning opportunities that are unique to studying law at ANU, including international e-moot competitions and legal hackathons.
Careers
The Graduate Certificate of New Technologies Law will give you the skills and knowledge to analyse complex legal problems and apply legal frameworks to new technologies. In a world that’s increasingly shaped by digital disruption, you'll have the ability and confidence to navigate change and succeed in the legal profession.
As a graduate of this program, you'll join the prestigious and highly recognised ANU College of Law alumni network that boasts more than 21,000 professionals in Australia and around the globe.
Academic experts
ANU is ranked as one of the top 25 universities in the world for studying law (QS World Rankings by Subject, 2022).
Our academics have particular expertise in constitutional and administrative law, international law, environmental law, governance and national security. Many also provide national research leadership on the most important legal, regulatory and governance challenges facing Australia, the Asia-Pacific region and the world.
Our small classes will provide you with opportunities to interact and engage with academic experts, visiting guest speakers and other students.
Fees
Tuition fees are calculated based on residency and the program of study. Check the Programs and Courses webpage to find out more about fees for this degree.
Programs and courses
For information on admission requirements, fees, courses, electives, suggested study patterns and more see Programs and Courses.
Programs and courses