UNSW Handbook Plan - Business Law and Taxation

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Business Law and Taxation - LEGTER2585


	Faculty: Australian School of Business
	School: Aus School of Tax and Bus Law
	Contact: graduateresearch.business@unsw.edu.au
	Program: 2585 - Commerce & Economics
	Award(s):
	Master of Philosophy (Research)

Plan Outline

After completing qualifying courses and/or concurrent prescriptions, research students undertake original research and prepare a research thesis. This must meet high academic standards and be of publishable quality. Normally the thesis shall not exceed 40,000 words.

Plan Structure

All MPhil in Business Law and Taxation students shall study the following core courses:

LEGT5998 Rsch Seminar in Commercial Law (6 UOC)

and one of:

LEGT5522 Special Topic in Business Law (6 UOC)
LEGT5523 Special Topic in Taxation (6 UOC)

and any two postgraduate courses offered by the School of Business Law and Taxation, and approved by the Head of School.

In addition to completing the above courses, students shall enrol into:

LEGT5994 F/T MCom (Hons) Thesis Bus Law (24 UOC)
LEGT6001 P/T Masters (R) Thesis Bus Law (12 UOC)

and submit a thesis on an approved topic. Normally the thesis should not exceed 40,000 words.

All other MPhil program information for this plan is contained in the program record. Please use the back button on your browser or, alternatively, search via program code (the last four digits of this plan number) using QuickFind on the left-hand side of this page.

Further Information

Prospective students are strongly advised to make contact with the Australian School of Business Research Office to establish a potential supervisor before applying for research study at the University.

Please refer to the following web-page for further information on how to apply, scholarships, English language requirements, thesis preparation and other research related matters: www.unsw.edu.au/futurestudents/research

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