Master of Administrative Law and Policy

Learning outcomes

Graduates of the Master of Administrative Law and Policy skilfully navigate the complexities of public sector governance and the ways in which it interfaces with the private sector. They contribute meaningfully to professional practice, policymaking, scholarship, and their communities.

By completing the Master of Administrative Law and Policy, graduates will:

No.Learning outcome
1Apply deep interdisciplinary knowledge of administrative law, adapting to changes in professional practice, policymaking, and scholarship.
2Employ relevant research methodologies in administrative law and public policy making, undertaking substantive research-based projects.
3Exercise expert judgement in applying the law to governmental practice, governance in the public sector, and its relationship to the private sector.
4Integrate cognitive, technical, and creative skills to address and resolve complex legal challenges within administrative law contexts.
5Articulate objective or persuasive conclusions using outstanding written and oral communication methods appropriate to diverse audiences.
6Apply expertise in administrative law and policy autonomously and ethically.