Last updated 23 November 2015 Please check regularly for updates ANU College of Graduate work Timetable 2016 This timetable is for the following programs > > Graduate Certificate of > > Master of s (including Environmental ; Government & Regulation; International ; International Security ;, Governance & Development; Legal Practice; Migration) > > Master of s (Legal Practice) (LP) > > Master of Legal Practice completion courses (MLP completion) > > Juris Doctor electives for online and on-campus programs Please read first > > Students in the Graduate Certificate of must complete LAWS8586 & Legal Institutions before any other courses. > > Students who hold an Australian law degree are not allowed to take any of the following courses: Fundamentals of Environmental (FEL), & Legal Institutions (LLI), Legal Framework of Regulation (LFR). Students who hold an overseas law degree are normally required to do at least one of these fundamentals courses at the beginning of their program. > > Prerequisites vary depending on the program you are studying. Please check the course prerequisite statement and your program requirements on ANU Programs and s before you enrol. > > Students in the JD on-campus must have completed or be completing 5 x 6100 level courses prior to enrolling in any Masters electives. Students in the JD online must have completed LAWS8712 prior to enrolling in any Masters electives. JD students can choose any electives except those noted under Specialisation(s). > > Graduation: please note that courses scheduled in late Autumn are not guaranteed to have results in time for July graduation. s held in late Winter and in Spring are not guaranteed to have results processed in time for December graduation. > > Changes: whilst every effort is undertaken to avoid changes, the University reserves the right to cancel courses or change course dates when necessary. Please check this timetable regularly for updates/changes. SUMMER SESSION LAWS6258 Name International Organisations: Geneva (APPLICATIONS FOR 2016 HAVE CLOSED) or Online Specialisation(s) 24 January 5 February Sarah Heathcote LAWS8586 and Legal Institutions (LLI) 28 29 January & 1 2 February > > Grad Cert of LAWS8104 Legislation & Legislative Drafting 5 6 & 19 20 February LAWS8171 LAWS8182 Kyoto Seminar: Japanese in the Global Context (APPLICATIONS FOR 2016 HAVE CLOSED) Principles of International (PIL) Prue Bindon Dom Dalla Pozza Daniel Lovric 8 12 February Hitoshi Nasu 8 February 2 May > > Migration Chris White 18 20 & 22 23 February (COMP) LAWS8116 Dispute Management 23 26 February LAWS8297 LAWS8001 LAWS8189 International and Australian Government Introduction to, Governance and Development Fundamentals of Environmental (FEL) Don Rothwell Angeline Lewis Franca Petrone 26 27 February & 1 2 April Richard Rowe Stephen Bouwhuis 29 February & 1 & 3 4 March (COMP) Rebecca Monson Sinclair Dinnen 29 February & 1 3 March > > Environmental LAWS8239 The European Union 4 5 & 18 19 March Tim Bonyhady Anne McNaughton COMP = compulsory in the specialisation, SUP = supplementary elective in the specialisation
LAWS8587 LAWS8320 LAWS8009 Legal Framework of Regulation (LFR) Critical Approaches to International Transnational Anti-Corruption s 7 10 March 8 11 March Suzanne Akila Hilary Charlesworth 16, 18-19, 21 March Kath Hall SEMESTER 1 (Census Date 31 March) LAWS8651 LAWS8652 LAWS8653 Name Fundamentals of Australian Migration Administrative Decision Making in Australian Migration Contemporary Issues in Migration online from 15 February > > Migration (COMP) Nick Tebbey Gabor Hajdu online from 15 February > > Migration (COMP) Alan Freckelton online from 15 February > > Migration Marianne Dickie Sudrishti Reich LAWS8657 Research Skills (Migration) online from 15 February > > Migration Dorota Gozdecka LAWS8143 Federal Litigation online from 15 February LAWS8150 LAWS8318 Principles of Evidence Under Uniform Act Future of Legal Practice David Richards online from 15 February David Richards online from 15 February Scott Chamberlain LAWS8131 Commercial Drafting online from 15 February Dalvin Chien LAWS8581 Foundations of Family online from 15 February Colin James LAWS8580 Family (Property) online from 15 February Olivia Gesini LAWS8592 LAWS8076 Intellectual Property in Practice Digital Media & Communications & Practice online from 15 February online from 15 February LAWS8584 Insolvency online from 15 February Tony Lane AUTUMN SESSION Name LAWS8179 International Security 21 24 March > > Int Security (COMP) Hitoshi Nasu LAWS8111 Environmental Regulation 30 March - 1 April > > Environmental Neil Gunningham LAWS8220 Government Contracts 9 10 & 16 17 April LAWS8183 Advanced Principles of International (APIL) 14 15 & 21 22 April (COMP) LAWS8132 Advocacy Family 18 April 17 June 24 27 May (INTENSIVE COMPONENT) Nick Seddon Sarah Heathcote Graeme Blank LAWS8180 International Climate 28 30 April > > Environmental Martijn Wilder Ilona Millar LAWS8023 International & United Nations Peace Operations 28 29 April & 5 6 May > > Int Security (COMP) Robert McLaughlin COMP = compulsory in the specialisation, SUP = supplementary elective in the specialisation 2
LAWS8229 International of World Trade 2 3 & 16 17 May LAWS8144 Conflict of s 7 8 & 21 22 May Wayne Morgan Jim Davis LAWS8594 & Society in South East Asia 9 10 & 12 13 May Andrew Harding LAWS8268 International Humanitarian 19 20 & 23 24 May Hitoshi Nasu Netta Goussac 23 May 15 August > > Migration Gabor Hajdu Chris White LAWS8234 International Human Rights 26 27 May & 9 10 June LAWS8018 National Security 6 9 June Ryan Goss Rob McLaughlin Dom Dalla Pozza Milton Regan LAWS8012 Australian Disaster 15 17 June > > Environmental Michael Eburn WINTER SESSION Name LAWS8034 & Regulation 17 18 & 20 21 June LAWS8006 LAWS8314 LAWS8582 & Development in Contemporary South Pacific Post Conflict Situations and International Global Health Jonathan Blaine 20 23 June Rebecca Monson 27 30 June (TBC) Steve Ratner 4 7 July Gian Luca Burci LAWS8586 and Legal Institutions (LLI) 8 9 & 11 12 July > > Grad Cert of LAWS8311 Occupational Health and Safety Prue Bindon 11 15 July Cameron Roles LAWS8567 International Dispute Resolution 18 21 July Pierre d Argent LAWS8259 LAWS8182 Business, Human Rights & Corporate Responsibility NEW ONLINE COURSE Principles of International (PIL) 18 July 30 September 21 23 & 25 26 July (COMP) LAWS8132 Advocacy 25 July 23 Sept 1 4 August (INTENSIVE COMPONENT) LAWS8316 Nuclear Security Jolyon Ford Chris Ward Ben Battock 27 30 July Daniel Joyner LAWS8016 Comparative Constitutional 29 30 July & 5 6 August LAWS8566 International Criminal 1 4 August LAWS8189 LAWS8587 Fundamentals of Environmental (FEL) Legal Framework of Regulation (LFR) Moeen Cheema Helen Brady David Re 8 11 August > > Environmental Tim Bonyhady 12 13 & 15 16 August COMP = compulsory in the specialisation, SUP = supplementary elective in the specialisation 3
LAWS8175 Citizenship in Context 18 19 & 22 23 August Kim Rubenstein LAWS8187 Environmental Litigation 24 26 August > > Environmental Chris McGrath LAWS8247 Civil and Political Rights 26 27 August & 2 3 September Ryan Goss LAWS8142 Tort Liability & Public Authorities 27 & 28 August & 10 11 September LAWS8178 International and Use of Force 29 August - 1 September (TBC) Ben Wickham Dino Kritsiotis LAWS8298 Commercial Equity 1 3 & 5 September Pauline Ridge LAWS8117 LAWS8071 LAWS8183 Commonwealth Environmental & Governance in Sub Saharan Africa Advanced Principles of International (APIL) 3 September - 15 October 5 September 28 November > > Environmental Tim Bonyhady > > Migration Chris White 9 10 & 12 13 September Jolyon Ford 15 16 & 22 23 September (COMP) LAWS8253 of the Sea 27 30 September > > Int Security Sarah Heathcote Don Rothwell David Letts SEMESTER 2 (Census Date 31 August) LAWS8651 LAWS8652 LAWS8658 LAWS8659 LAWS8319 LAWS8317 Name Fundamentals of Australian Migration Administrative Decision Making in Australian Migration Skilled and Business Migration The Family in Australian Migration Legal Entrepreneur Technology Transfer & Commercialisation online from 18 July > > Migration (COMP) Nick Tebbey Marianne Dickie online from 18 July > > Migration (COMP) Alan Freckelton online from 18 July > > Migration Gabor Hajdu Nick Tebbey online from 18 July > > Migration Er Kai Wang Jessica Kinsella online from 18 July online from 18 July LAWS8131 Commercial Drafting online from 18 July Scott Chamberlain Dalvin Chien LAWS8074 Personal Injuries Compensation online from 18 July Michael Eburn LAWS8155 Human Rights Litigation online from 18 July Chris Ward LAWS8581 Foundations of Family online from 18 July Colin James LAWS8591 Family (Children) online from 18 July Olivia Gesini LAWS8593 Procurement and Probity and Practice online from 18 July Loretta Zamprogno Lynn Du Moulin SPRING SESSION Name LAWS8072 Statutory Interpretation 16 17 September (INTENSIVE: NOT COMPULSORY FOR LAWYERS) 19 September to 28 October LAWS8069 & Society in South Asia 6 7 & 10 11 October Moeen Cheema COMP = compulsory in the specialisation, SUP = supplementary elective in the specialisation 4
LAWS8140 Commercial 7 8 & 28 29 October Elisabeth Peden Anne McNaughton LAWS8252 International Refugee 13 14 & 20 21 October Matthew Zagor LAWS8228 & Economics 14 15 & 17 18 October George Barker LAWS8280 Biodiversity and Policy 15 October - 24 November LAWS8296 Special Topics in International : Space > > Environmental Judith Jones 24 28 October Steven Freeland LAWS8035 Cyber Warfare 3-4 & 7-8 November William Boothby LAWS8141 LAWS8032 Judicial Review of Government Action International Financial Institutions and Development 3 4 November & 1 2 December Leighton McDonald 10 11 & 14 15 November LAWS8218 Advanced Contracts 12 13 & 26 27 November (ATTENDANCE IS NOT COMPULSORY) LAWS8128 Contemporary Issues in Consitutional 17-18 November & 8-9 December Suresh Nanwani Jim Davis James Stellios Further information Class times & Room location > > Intensives run from 9am 5pm on days listed unless otherwise stated above or in the Study Guide. > > Locations of intensive classes are listed in the Study Guide. Census dates > > s held in Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring each have their own individual census date. > > For dates, please see the course entry on ANU Programs and s. Census dates are also shown on ISIS. Program Requirements > > Students are responsible for checking the course requirements for their program on ANU Programs and s. Failure to complete the correct courses may result in the inability to graduate. Enroling on ISIS > > Class numbers are not needed to enrol; simply search the course code and session in ISIS to find the class. COMP = compulsory in the specialisation, SUP = supplementary elective in the specialisation 5