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6 Online Master's degrees offered by universities in Australia

Australian Migration Law and Practice Griffith University
4,1(27)Online Top 4% in WorldwideThe Australian Migration Law and Practice programme from Griffith University is designed to prepare you to meet the Occupational Competency Standards for Registered Migration Agents.

International Law Studies Griffith University
4,1(27)Gold Coast, Australia Top 4% in WorldwideInternational Law Studies degree is offered at Griffith University is designed for ambitious professionals and emerging scholars who want to understand how law operates across borders, cultures and international systems. You'll explore how global rules are made, contested, enforced and applied in real legal, political and commercial contexts.

Juris Doctor Griffith University
4,1(27)Gold Coast, Australia +1 Top 4% in WorldwidePrepare for a rewarding legal career with Juris Doctor programme at Griffith University a graduate-entry programme designed for students from diverse academic backgrounds. Whether your goal is to practise law, work in government or influence policy, this degree provides the knowledge, skills and practical experiences to succeed.

Migration Law Victoria University
4,2(47)Melbourne, Australia Top 10% in WorldwideThe Migration Law programme offered at Victoria University will help you gain advanced knowledge in migration law and prepare to register as a migration agent.
Laws (Coursework) The University of Notre Dame Australia
3,7(3)Fremantle, Australia +1This Laws (Coursework) LLM program from The University of Notre Dame Australia fwill enable students to develop in-depth legal knowledge and skills in the areas of international law that they choose.
Juris Doctor University of Southern Queensland
3,2(6)Online Top 6% in WorldwideThe Juris Doctor program at University of Southern Queensland is a graduate entry for non-law graduates. If you want a career in law and already have an undergraduate degree, you can enter the Juris Doctor rather than the undergraduate Bachelor of Laws.