TRANSECR04 Transnational economic regulation
Faculty of Law
Transnational economic regulation (TRANSECR04) is a specialisation worth 30 credit points, listing 22 units, taught at Monash Law Chambers. It is offered in 5 courses, including Graduate Certificate of Laws and Graduate Diploma of Laws.
- Credit points
- 30
- Units
- 22
- Campus
- Monash Law Chambers
- Offered in
- 5 courses
This is the 2025 handbook entry. See the 2026 entry.
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Overview
The Transnational Economic Regulation specialisation equips you to develop a thorough theoretical and practical grounding, both in the conduct of states in international economic relations and the conduct of private parties involved in international business transactions. You can choose from units that cover the diverse subject areas relevant to this field of study, including regulatory theory, design, and lawyering, international and comparative economic and business law, international commercial dispute resolution and intellectual property, technology and digital law.
This specialisation is suitable for graduates interested developing or enhancing careers which call for expertise in transnational economic law both within and beyond the legal profession, including in in government, and the international development sector.
Availability
Transnational economic regulation is listed in L6004 Master of Laws and L6013 Master of Legal Studies as a postgraduate specialisation.
Structure
Research-integrated electives12 credit points
Note: Enrolment in LAW5083 and LAW5084 is subject to the Board of Examiners certifying that the research falls within the area of specialisation.
- LAW5082Masters researchNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5083Extended researchNo reviews yet12 cp
- LAW5084Minor thesisNo reviews yet24 cp
- LAW5301CopyrightNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5312Competition lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5314International environmental lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5325Defamation lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5384International investment lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5389The law of climate changeNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5392Globalisation and international economic lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5398Transnational labour lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5431International entertainment lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5438Sports lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5478Strategic and public interest litigationNo reviews yet6 cp
Specialisation electives18 credit points
- LAW5301CopyrightNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5312Competition lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5314International environmental lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5325Defamation lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5375Arbitration of international commercial disputesNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5384International investment lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5389The law of climate changeNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5392Globalisation and international economic lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5398Transnational labour lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5431International entertainment lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5438Sports lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5472Regulating shareholder activismNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5473International mergers and acquisitionsNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5478Strategic and public interest litigationNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5649Law in the age of artificial intelligenceNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5650AI for lawyers: Practical applications and theoryNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5659Global issues in international trade and financeNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5661Global issues in international and comparative taxation lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- LAW5662Global issues in competition lawNo reviews yet6 cp
Courses that offer it
Notes
Please note that some of the electives listed are only offered every second year, subject to resourcing.
Common questions
Which courses offer Transnational economic regulation?
5 courses in 2025: Graduate Certificate of Laws, Graduate Diploma of Laws, Graduate Diploma of Legal Studies, Master of Laws and Master of Legal Studies.