Develop legal and commercial acumen within an international context.
Study our cross-disciplinary specialised law, business and commerce master’s programs designed for law and non-law graduates.
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Experience cross-disciplinary perspectives with real-world application
- Immerse yourself in real-world challenges with our uniquely practical approach to legal and business education
- Be guided and mentored by our industry-leading staff – a mix of academic experts and professionals working in legal and commercial roles
- Build in-demand research skills as they relate to international law, commerce and business practice.
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Personalise your study program
- Set the pace of your study to fast-track or extend your program, based on your visa requirements
- Customise your experience, with a mix of evening, intensive, online and face-to-face classes
- Get the tools to thrive, with access to study resources in our state-of-the-art learning spaces.
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Open the door to an international career
- Employ specialist skills in law, business and commerce within a global context
- Attain an internationally-recognised qualification to build a career in Australia or overseas
- Get exposed to potential future employers and make valuable industry connections throughout your study.
Our program options
Focusing on interdisciplinary study, you can opt for our International Commercial and Business Law (MICB) standalone program, or combined study with the Master of Business Administration (MICB/MBA).
Master of International Commercial and Business Law
Master of International Commercial and Business Law / Master of Business Administration
Piny Ly, Transformation Coach and International Law/Business Specialist
“What I learnt at UTS was so fundamental to what I do now,” shares Piny Ly, who has employed her legal and business skills in roles at King & Wood Mallesons, CBA’s International Financial Services Division in Hong Kong, and the Cambodian Children’s Fund (CCF). At CCF, she became the first Cambodian appointed to the organisation’s Hong Kong board. Piny later joined the UNDP Cambodia Bluetribe 2020 Young Entrepreneur Incubator Programme as an advisor and is today a transformation coach. While she no longer works in the law, her UTS studies and corporate experience have been integral to building a diverse international career.
Welcome to UTS Central
[Speaker: Georgia Dixon, Bachelor of Business, Bachelor of Laws, University of Technology Sydney]
The Law faculty has recently moved from Haymarket campus to the Broadway area. It's a brand new building that's very high tech and there's lots of great places to study.
The Moot Court is used for all of our Mooting competitions at UTS, which is like a mock trial. It's like what you see in movies, it's the fake court scenes and researching cases in the past. There's televisions all around the room, everyone can be mic'd up and we can even do video links to people in other locations. These days a lot of video links are happening between states, or even internationally, and with cameras in these rooms, we can do exactly that.
There are also student breakout rooms, which are the best place to go and study, you can sit around a table with a group,and have a study group all studying together, or there are individual tables where you can have some time to yourself.
We also have a really nice new Winter Garden, so you can study outside as well.
The Trial Courts are very similar to the Moot Court, just a smaller version with a few different setups where you can also have a witness at the front and room for other people to give expert evidence.
If you do a UTS faculty moot you can use the preparation room. It's got special swipe card access and you can go in there and have some quiet time to prepare on a moot, practice your orals, or write your written submissions.
Student reception is where you can go and ask any questions if you're having some issues or contact a staff member. If you have to hand in a hard copy of an assignment, student reception is where you'd go.
One of the best parts about being at UTS Central is it's the same building as the library and the Reading Room.
There's lots of wonderful facilities that are all very high tech and a great place to be continuing my studies.
