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POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS COURSE GUIDE

POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMS COURSE GUIDE

READY TO ADVANCE YOUR LEGAL CAREER WITH POSTGRADUATE STUDY?

Download the Postgraduate Programs Course Guide today and discover how our practical, hands-on approach can equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to succeed.

What’s inside?

This guide is packed with all the details you’ll need, including:

  • 8 compelling reasons to choose the College of Law for your postgraduate studies
  • How our practical programs will give you the skills and tools to thrive in your legal career
  • Who this course is for and how it can align with your career goals
  • A breakdown of the course format, key topics, and the assessment structure
  • Your course presenters who will guide your learning
  • Important intake dates and workshop dates to plan your studies
  • Pricing details and how to enrol in your chosen program

Download the guide now and take the next step towards enhancing your career with a postgraduate qualification from the College of Law.

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