Masters (Coursework)
The Global Competition and Consumer Law program is one of only a handful of comprehensive programs in competition and consumer law in the world, and ensures you will be at the forefront of the unique challenges and opportunities of this global field, with regimes now in more than 130 countries.
One of the most distinctive aspects of this program is the calibre of its instructors. Developed by the Melbourne Law School (ranked No. 6 in the world*) and delivered by world-leading experts in the field. You will learn from the likes of the former Chairman of the US Federal Trade Commission, former head of the UNCTAD Competition and Consumer Policies Branch and current Chairman of the OECD Competition Committee, amongst many others who have held or hold leadership roles in private practice, competition and consumer authorities, intergovernmental organisations, and adjudicatory bodies, in the competition and consumer law field.
If you don't have a law degree, you can still study in the field through the Melbourne Law School with the Master of Global Competition and Consumer Law, Graduate Diploma in Global Competition and Consumer Law or the Specialist Certificate in Global Competition Law.
* Quacquarelli Symonds (QS) World University Rankings by Subject (2019).
This course is for law graduates who are already working in or seeking to access the expanding and exciting career opportunities on offer in the global field of competition and consumer policy, law and enforcement.
It takes about 20 minutes to complete the form using the online application system.
You can save your work in progress and complete the application at a later date.
Admissions for this course are not capped per intake, so you do not need to apply for multiple intakes. If you are unsure which intake you wish to apply for, please note that you can change your application later by contacting the student support team.