SpecialisationPostgraduate

PSGOVREG01 Public sector governance and regulation

Faculty of Law

Public sector governance and regulation (PSGOVREG01) is a specialisation worth 24 credit points, listing 60 units, taught at Monash Law Chambers. It is offered in 3 courses, including Graduate Certificate of Laws and Master of Laws.

Credit points: 24
Units: 60
Campus: Monash Law Chambers
Offered in: 3 courses

The 2027 handbook has no page for PSGOVREG01. This is its 2020 entry, the latest one.

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Overview

The Public Sector Governance and Regulation specialisation equips students to develop a thorough theoretical and practical grounding in laws relevant to government and the processes and products of government regulation. Students can choose from units covering diverse subject areas, including public law, regulatory studies, corporate governance, freedom of information and privacy, charters of human rights, digital law and international economic law. This specialisation is suitable for graduates interested in developing or enhancing specialist careers within the legal profession, the government and the regulatory sector.

Availability

Public sector governance and regulation is listed in L6004 Master of Laws and L6013 Master of Legal Studies as a specialisation.

Structure

Extending specialist knowledge electives24 credit points

You must complete 24, 36 or 42 credit points from the units below (not all units are offered every year)

LAW5304Overview of international human rights lawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5307Occupational health and safetyNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5310SentencingNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5311TakeoversNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5312Competition lawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5313Planning and Environmental lawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5314International environmental lawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5317Principles of privacy and freedom of informationNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5319Law of employee relationsNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5320Local government lawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5322Superannuation law and practice6 cp
LAW5323Collective labour rights6 cp
LAW5327International human rightsNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5331Comparative constitution and rightsNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5333Comparative criminal law6 cp
LAW5335Contemporary problems in the administration of criminal justiceNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5340Intellectual propertyNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5341Trade mark practiceNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5343Privacy and Surveillance in the age of AINo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5347Consumer policy and regulationNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5348Indigenous rights and international lawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5350Principles of taxationNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5351Comparative competition law6 cp
LAW5352Digital Workplace LawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5353CybercrimeNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5354International criminal justiceNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5356Corporate and white collar crimeNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5357Corporate governance and directors' dutiesNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5358Current issues in workplace lawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5361Foundations of regulation: Policy, principles and practiceNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5362Regulatory methodsNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5363Regulatory performance: Evaluating what works6 cp
LAW5365Terrorism and human rightsNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5367Energy law, regulation and policyNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5370Discrimination law and human rights at workNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5376International criminal law: Procedural and practical aspectsNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5382Principles of environmental lawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5389The law of climate changeNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5402Innovation: Labour, competition and intellectual property law perspectives6 cp
LAW5407Current issues in tortsNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5414Public international lawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5419The law of financial transactionsNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5420Malaysian and Singaporean constitutional systems6 cp
LAW5422Victorian charter of rights and responsibilitiesNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5424Human trafficking, modern slavery and the lawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5426Regulating business: Enforcement and compliance6 cp
LAW5428Health lawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5434Principles of government law and administrationNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5441Australian tax policyNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5449Advanced administrative law6 cp
LAW5451Indigenous people and the lawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5456Science, technology and lawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5458Animal law, regulation and policyNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5470Exposing failures and wrongdoing: royal commissions and public inquiriesNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5614Regulating relationships and families6 cp
LAW5616Air and space lawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5620Privacy and surveillance in an information age: Comparative law perspectivesNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5638Climate change and international lawNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5639Comparative indigenous rightsNo reviews yet6 cp
LAW5647Contemporary issues in public policy, regulation and the lawNo reviews yet6 cp

Courses that offer it

Common questions

Which courses offer Public sector governance and regulation?

3 courses in 2020: Graduate Certificate of Laws, Master of Laws and Master of Legal Studies.

What units are in Public sector governance and regulation?

It lists 60 units, including LAW5304, LAW5307, LAW5310, LAW5311, LAW5312, LAW5313, LAW5314 and LAW5317. The structure above shows which are required and which you choose.

Specialisation details

Type: Specialisation
Study level: Postgraduate
Credit points: 24

Faculty: Faculty of Law
Handbook years: 2020