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About the course
International economic law covers how states behave in international economic relations and how private parties conduct cross-border economic and business transactions. This Graduate Diploma offers a diverse mix of subjects in the field, including international trade law (e.g., WTO rules and preferential trade agreements), international investment law, international financial law (including the World Bank and IMF), and international commercial arbitration. It is offered within the Melbourne Law Masters program and is suitable for both law and non-law graduates.
What you might learn
Students develop an advanced understanding of the legal frameworks governing global trade, investment, finance, and cross-border dispute resolution. The course builds the ability to analyse how international institutions, treaties, and agreements shape state conduct and private commercial activity. It also strengthens applied legal reasoning for professional practice in international economic and business contexts.
Career outcome
Graduates may pursue roles requiring specialist knowledge of international trade, investment, finance, and arbitration in cross-border matters. The qualification is relevant to legal practice, government and regulatory work, international organisations, development and policy roles, and corporate or consultancy positions dealing with international commercial transactions. It is suited to practitioners and professionals working at the intersection of law, economics, and international relations.
Entry requirements
IELTS 7.0: with no band less than 6.5
Living Costs in Melbourne**
Restaurant (Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant) A$ 15 - 20 |
Rent per Month (1 bedroom in City Centre) A$ 1,583 - 2,094 |
Rent per Month (1 bedroom Outside of Centre) A$ 1,207 - 1,596 |
Transportation (Daily) A$ 7 - 9 |
Utilities per Month (Electricity, Mobile & Internet) A$ 240 - 318 |
Average Salary***
