Graduate Diploma in Law (Intellectual Property)

Course structure

This course normally comprises eight coursework units, but credit may be given for up to four units for recognised prior learning. Students must choose at least three units in the area of intellectual property law, although candidates who are admitted without advanced standing must complete a minimum of five units from this area of specialisation.

Intellectual Property law units

See intellectual property units for a list of the vast array of units offered by Monash Law School in this specialisation.

Other specialisations of interest

Students interested in intellectual property law may also wish to consider the following related areas of specialisation at Monash Law School:

• Commercial law
• Banking and finance law
• eLaw
• International and comparative law
• Regulatory studies  

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Course code: 2299