Those who have already completed a law degree in Australia or certain other countries will be exempted from Introduction to Law and, depending upon their qualifications, may be exempted from Introduction to Natural Resources Law. Those who have already completed other substantial studies in law in Australia or elsewhere may also be able to obtain some exemption from these subjects. Students granted exemptions will, however, be required to take additional elective subjects.
Topics are to be arranged with their supervisor.
The nature of international law and how international law is made and enforced. The strengths and weaknesses of international law in regulating State behaviour. The domestic implementation of international law. This subject is run in conjunction with the Australian Mining and Petroleum Law Association. The law relating to the use and conservation of native vegetation, special conservation areas, forestry in State forests and on privately owned land, agricultural land clearing.