Master of Laws

Tuition fees are 38,880 AUD per year.

Students can complete the programme in one year full-time or part-time equivalent. This programme offers a unique advantage for students interested in maritime law and policy, as they gain access to UOW’s Australian National Centre for Ocean Resources and Security (ANCORS), which has established connections with government agencies, international businesses, and non-governmental organisations in Australia, the Indo-Pacific region, and globally, including a long-term relationship with the Royal Australian Navy.

The University of Wollongong, Sydney campus, represents a global gateway to Australian higher education with a strong international student community. Established as part of a university founded in 1951, the institution serves a large student body and welcomes many international learners, with approximately 12,800 students from outside Australia among the wider university population. The Sydney campus offers direct access to the city's professional networks, industry partners and cultural life.

Academic offerings at the Sydney campus focus on practice-oriented learning and industry engagement, with programs designed to meet the needs of students aiming for careers in business, technology, health and creative sectors. English-medium instruction, student support services and targeted orientation help international students adapt to study in Australia. Although program offerings at this campus are focused, students may benefit from articulation with broader university resources and research initiatives.

Campus life in Sydney combines metropolitan living with campus-based activities, student clubs and opportunities for internships in a global city. The university provides assistance with housing, visa guidance and career services to help international students transition smoothly. Prospective students should check specific program availability at the Sydney campus, prepare documentation early and contact the international student office for guidance on admissions, scholarships and practical arrangements.