The Master of International Commercial and Business Law gives students the opportunity to build specialist legal skills in the area of commercial and business law in a global context.

Students must complete one core subject and may choose to undertake any seven elective subjects within the course.

Students can select their electives from a range of subjects, some of which address the international environment whilst others cover aspects of commercial and business law in Australia. Students may choose to undertake subjects with a focus on skills or on research.

The subjects and the sessions in which they are delivered are set out in the lists below. This course structure will be in place for new commencing students from Autumn 2024.  Students who commenced prior to Autumn 2024 should refer to the C04432 course structure in the 2023 Handbook.

Core 

Subject no.Subject nameAUT 25SPR 25SUM 25/26AUT 26SPR 26SUM 26/27
79708Contemporary Business Law

X

X

X

X

X

Elective subjects

Subject no.Subject nameAUT 25SPR 25SUM 25/26AUT 26SPR 26SUM 26/27
78026Business and Law in China

X

X

77947Companies and Securities Law

X

X

X

X

X

78126Corporate Governance

X

X

78122Corporate Insolvency

X

X

79771Dispute Resolution

X

X

X

X

78153International Commercial Transactions

X

X

78206International Organisations

X

X

77716International Trade Law

X

X

77938Introduction to Taxation Law

X

X

X

X

X

X

78222Law of Slavery and Human Trafficking

X

X

77942Legal Aspects of Contracts Administration

X

X

78244Mergers and Acquisitions Law

X

X

77740

X

X

X

X

77745Negotiation

X

X

X

X