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Master of Business Law and Master of Commerce (Marketing) M.BL&M.CM
2009

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Location: North Terrace Campus
Duration: 2.5 years (full-time or part-time? equivalent)
Degree/Award: Combined Degree

Program Outline

The Master of Business Law will provide business professionals with a competitive, high quality, and flexible coursework Masters that expands their current horizon.

The Master of Commerce (Marketing) is designed to provide a comprehensive, up-to-date understanding of concepts, techniques and professional applications in marketing to graduates of non-marketing disciplines. For those candidates with a recognised marketing degree, advanced level marketing courses provide greater depth and breadth in strategic thinking and analytical tools in marketing and business. The study of marketing at an advanced level may enable candidates to move more rapidly into senior marketing positions in consumer, business, government, community service and not-for-profit organisations.

This combined academic program of Master of Business Law/Master of Commerce (Marketing) enables students to undertake a specialisation in Marketing, while also focussing on business, commercial regulation and international law. Graduates will be well placed to function in international and domestic business and commercial regulatory environments.

Admission Information

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Domestic applicants

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SATAC Code 3CM033
Annual tuition fees ?
Australian Full-fee place: $16,500
Mid-year entry? Yes
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Selection Criteria ?

Graduate entry only.
You must have a completed Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) with at least a credit average (those with a pass to credit average may also be considered).

How to Apply ?

SATAC Code: 3CM033

International applicants

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IELTS Total 6.5 [more info]
Annual tuition fees ? International student place: $25,000
Mid-year entry? Yes
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Selection Criteria ?

Graduate entry only
Prerequisites ?
Revelant Bachelor's degree
Equivalent Scores
IELTS
Total
Reading
Listening
Speaking
Writing
6.5
6
6
6
6

How to Apply ?

International applicants applying with Australian year 12 results

Not an international applicant applying with Australian year 12 results? ?

Annual tuition fees ? International student place: $25,000
Mid-year entry? Yes
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Selection Criteria ?

Graduate entry only
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Study Plans

The study plans ? given are examples of pathways through this degree. For a complete description, see the program rules.

Foundation courses (24 units)
Business Law courses (18 units)

Choose 18 units from the following:

  • LAW 7034: Anti-Discrimination Law: Practice and Theory (PG)
  • LAW 7007: Comparative Constitutional Law (PG)
  • LAW 7024: Comparative Law (PG)
  • LAW 7057: Corporate Governance (PG)
  • LAW 7150: European Business Law (PG)
  • LAW 7063: Government, Business and Regulation (PG)
  • LAW 7115: Insolvency Law (PG)
  • LAW 7064: Intellectual Property Law (PG)
  • LAW 7065: International Commercial Arbitration (PG)
  • LAW 7070: International Trade Law (PG)
  • LAW 7076: International Economic Law (PG)
  • LAW 7040: International Environmental Law (PG)
  • LAW 7038: Law of Debtor & Creditor (PG)
  • LAW 7009: Mining and Energy Law 
  • LAW 7066: Private International Law (PG)
  • LAW 7042: Technology, Law and Society (PG)
  • LAW 7073: Transnational Crime and Terrorism (PG)
  • LAW 7124: Workplace Bargaining (PG) 
  • ~Note: Any other course must be approved by the Executive Dean of the Professions or nominee. Not all courses will be offered in any one calendar year.

Marketing courses (18 units)

*Strategic Marketing (M) is a capstone course for the Marketing pathway, and as such must be taken in the final semester of study.

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Graduate Attributes

Commerce and Law Postgraduate Program Graduate Attributes

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Professional Accreditation

Graduates of the Master of Commerce (Marketing) may gain partial credit towards the Certified Practising Marketer (CPM) awarded by the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI). Graduates are also eligible for the Certificate of Market Research from the Australian Market and Social Research Society (AMSRS) if the courses specified on their website have been completed.

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Program Rules

Law School Program Rules

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