The Master of Resources and International Commercial Law at the University of Western Australia is designed for ambitious legal professionals and graduates seeking to specialise in the complex, high-stakes world of global resource development and trade. You will explore critical areas such as international sales law, energy agreements, resource taxation, and international environmental law, gaining a sophisticated understanding of the legal frameworks governing significant global industries. This postgraduate degree is ideal for those aiming to navigate the intricate legal challenges and opportunities within the mining, energy, and sustainability sectors.
This Master of Laws is studied on campus full-time over one year, offering an immersive and intensive learning experience. You will engage with core units covering foundational legal institutions and international commercial law, alongside a broad selection of electives in areas like international oil and gas law, mining law, and climate change law. You will have the opportunity to undertake a research paper to deepen your expertise in a chosen area. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for advanced legal roles in international law firms, resource corporations, government bodies, and non-governmental organisations.