Students with a specialist interest in a particular area of Asian and comparative law may, in conjunction with the course coordinator, develop their own specialist course. For example, students may elect to co-develop a program of study in Chinese law, Korean law or Indonesian law where an equivalent subject is not available in the regular curriculum. Alternatively, students may wish to co-develop a more thematic approach to Asian and comparative law, such as Law and Economic Development in Asian states, Asian Constitutionalism, Culture and the Law in Asia, and so on. This might be an especially effective way for students to investigate an area of law prior to completing a LLM, SJD or PhD thesis in the field.