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WHAT IS THE MASTER

OF LAWS (APPLIED LAW)

IN ASEAN 6

LEGAL PRACTICE?

This new programme has been developed
in collaboration with the Inter-Pacific Bar
Association (IPBA) for the development of
lawyers engaging in cross-border legal practice
in the ASEAN region.

The Master of Laws (Applied Law) in ASEAN+6 Legal Practice is a new
offering within The College of Law suite of Master of Laws (Applied Law)
programmes. It has been designed to equip lawyers with the practical
knowledge and skills they will need to conduct successful cross‑border
practice, particularly in the ASEAN region.
Completing a Master of Laws entitles graduates to use the postnominal
“LLM”. Similar Master of Laws programmes have been offered in Australia
since 2008. Their popularity has made The College of Law the 2nd largest
provider of LLM programmes in Australia.
All subjects have been written by subject matter experts under the
guidance of a Curriculum Advisory Committee. See page 6 for details.
If you are seeking to develop a cross‑border practice then this is the ideal
programme to undertake.

“I would highly recommend The College of Law Masters.
Not only is it very practical, but it’s taught well and it’s
immediately applicable to one’s day to day practice.”
– NATHANAEL KITINGAN
SENIOR ASSOCIATE, MACPHERSON KELLEY
& LLM (APPLIED LAW) GRADUATE

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