The LLM International Construction Contracts is aimed at providing professionals working internationally with the required combination of legal, management and practical skills to ensure good and efficient contracts management.
The course is based on an optimal blend of academic and practical knowledge, combining lectures, case studies and tutorials with group work.
On this Diploma programme, students will acquire an in-depth understanding of the legal and economic aspects of architectural practice and construction procurement, and the related skills necessary to practice effectively on entry into the architectural profession.
The programme is designed to be undertaken whilst in full-time employment within an architectural practice or related construction industry organisation. It is taught by blended learning methods using the internet, and supplemented by short on-site courses.
The MDA aims to equip students with the expertise necessary for the successful administration and management the design process in the procurement of buildings. It is intended to fulfil the growing need for experts in design management, working within consultancies, or in contracting or specialist contractor firms, or in client bodies.
It is intended to fulfil the growing need for experts in design management, working within consultancies, or in contracting or specialist contractor firms, or in client bodies.
The LLM International Construction Contracts is aimed at providing professionals working internationally with the required combination of legal, management and practical skills to ensure good and efficient contracts management.
The course is based on an optimal blend of academic and practical knowledge, combining lectures, case studies and tutorials with group work.
Construction Law is a vibrant area of law involving a wide range of professionals. The LLM/Postgraduate Diploma programme has been designed to enable lawyers and construction industry professionals to develop a specialised knowledge and understanding of the essential aspects of Construction Law. To facilitate attendance by those in employment, classes are presented during the week in the early evening, with occasional Saturday sessions. Furthermore, the course is under development and may provide a distance learning facility for the 2010/2011 academic year.
MSc/PG Diploma in Construction Management (full time & part time)
Course Director: Dr Min An
1. Introduction
The programme aims are to develop the construction management skills of construction graduates to enable them to play leading roles in a professional capacity in the construction industry and academia, and to develop and deliver new areas of teaching in response to the changing managerial requirements of the construction industry for academics and practitioners in the UK and overseas.
Melbourne Law School's construction law programs have been tailored to give lawyers and other professionals in the building, construction, engineering and associated industries the specialised legal knowledge needed to take the next step in their careers. Working with lecturers who are leaders in their fields, and fellow students from Australia and around the world, students have a unique opportunity to gain a thorough understanding of this specialised area of law and its interaction with the commerce and practice of the industry.
