Master of Laws (Global Competition and Consumer Law) (MC-LAWGCCL)

The Master of Laws (Global Competition and Consumer Law) is an innovative and advanced international course that responds to the proliferation of competition and consumer policies and laws around the world. Competition policy and law are a crucial means of driving economic growth, higher living standards and productivity at national and global levels.

This course provides interdisciplinary knowledge and skills through subjects that grapple with the legal, regulatory, economic, political, institutional and social facets of competition policy, law and enforcement. The course draws on the experiences of the major jurisdictions in this field, the United States and European Union, as well as those from other jurisdictions, including Australia.

The course provides students with specialised expertise and skills to tackle the complex challenges raised by the design and application of competition systems. It is designed for professionals in the private and public sectors who are aspiring to build or advance a career in this field. Whether online or on-campus, the course facilitates close rich engagement with globally-renown experts and a diverse network of like-minded peers.