Award Subject Requirements
The core and electives subjects for Graduate Diploma of In-House Legal Practice are set out below:
For a list of the subjects we are currently offering, please see: Subject Availability
Subject requirements
In order to be awarded the Graduate Diploma students must complete four core and two elective subjects. To maximise flexibility, there is a choice of two subjects for both the third and fourth core subjects, designed to cater for the different learning needs of corporate and government lawyers.
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4 core subjects: |
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IHP101 |
Advising In-House* |
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IHP102 |
Managing Disputes |
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IHP103 |
Managing Property Rights or |
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IHP112 |
Managing the Legal Team |
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IHP104 |
Structuring Transactions** or |
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IHP113 |
Administering Legal Policy and Legislation*** |
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plus a choice of 2 electives out of 6 electives plus the two core subjects not chosen: |
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IHP104 |
Structuring Transactions |
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IHP103 |
Managing Property Rights |
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IHP111 |
Acting as a Company Secretary |
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IHP112 |
Managing the Legal Team |
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IHP113 |
Administering Legal Policy and Legislation |
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IHP 114 |
The In-House Lawyer Operating in the Global Context |
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IHP115 |
Managing Compliance and Risk |
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IHP116 |
Multi-Disciplinary Project Management |
* A prerequisite for all subjects. This subject must be taken in the first semester of a student’s enrolment
** In most cases more relevant for the corporate in-house lawyer
*** In most cases more relevant for the government in-house lawyer
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