Study your way into a legal profession with the Melbourne Juris Doctor
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Melbourne Law School's vibrant and active community comprises expert and award-winning teaching staff, a strong alumni network, dedicated mentors, visiting scholars from across the globe, leading research centres and institutions, as well as our partner international organisations.
News and Events
Discover our research
The latest research, projects and publications from Melbourne Law School.
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Employment Law and Enforcement
Associate Professor Tess Hardy’s expertise has informed a number of recent government consultations, including as part of the Attorney General’s Department industrial relations reform working group and the Senate Inquiry into Unlawful Underpayment of Employees’ Remuneration.
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Dr Jamie Walvisch
Dr Walvisch’s current research focuses on the intersection between law, psychiatry and psychology, especially in the sentencing context.
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Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness
MLS Indigenous
Learn more about Melbourne Law School’s commitment to building and supporting just relations between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and the state and between their respective laws, legal traditions and jurisprudence.
Information for Future Students
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The Melbourne JD
The Melbourne JD (Juris Doctor) leads to admission to the legal profession in all Australian jurisdictions and can also be used as a basis for seeking admission in many jurisdictions overseas.
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Melbourne Law Masters
The Melbourne Law Masters is an internationally recognised program offering a suite of broad and specialist courses for students from law and non-law backgrounds.
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Graduate Research Degrees
Our Research Degrees provide an opportunity to pursue your research topics under the supervision of our academics who are leaders in their fields.
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Breadth
Undergraduate students can explore the exciting and challenging world of law, the legal system and legal thinking. Law breadth subjects are popular with students considering the Melbourne JD.