Schools within the Faculty
Doctor of Juridical Science (LDJDS)
The Doctor of Juridical Science is a research doctorate with a coursework prerequisite that facilitates a higher degree research opportunity for those who hold a Master of Laws by coursework.
Admission requirements
The applicant must have completed the Master of Laws, or equivalent. Those without a completed Masters may be eligible for admission or articulation.
Course structure
The Doctor of Juridical Science is a research doctorate with a required thesis length of 55,000–60,000 words. All coursework must be completed before the thesis is commenced.