9 Online Master's degrees offered by universities in Australia

The Master of Laws at University of Wollongong provides law graduates with specific knowledge and skills in relation to a specialised area of law and policy.

This Applied Business (Industrial Relations and Legal Studies) degree from Charles Sturt University led by industry experts, this degree puts you at the apex where theory and practice meet – and gives you expertise relevant to any business context.

Open to both law and non-law graduates, the Migration Law and Practice programme from University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is the first step to an impactful, people-focused career as an immigration advisor.

If you're looking to complete the mandatory practical legal training (PLT) required to become a lawyer in NSW, the Professional Legal Practice course from University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is a perfect choice.

Designed for law graduates, the Laws programme at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) will give you the advantage you need to accelerate your career. 

Are you an aspiring law postgraduate, practicing lawyer, or professional in law? Advance your knowledge and stay competitive and impactful in the legal sphere. University of Southern Queensland’s Master of Laws is designed to ensure your skills remain current and contemporary as a legal professional.

The Graduate Diploma in Legal Studies (GDLS) is a post-graduate law program at University of Canberra designed for those who have already completed or are close to completing a bachelor's degree in another discipline. 

The Juris Doctor from University of Canberra is a Masters level law degree designed for those who have already completed a Bachelor's degree in another discipline.   

The 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.