- Tuition (indicative)
- A$40,508 – A$69,484/yr
- Founded
- 1853
Best universities in Australia for International Law
International law sits inside the broader law field, and 17 registered courses in it are spread across nine providers. You can enter at four levels: bachelor's degree, graduate certificate, graduate diploma and master's degree. That range matters if you are coming from a law background or from something else entirely, since the shorter qualifications let you test the area before committing to a full master's. Murdoch University, Griffith University, the University of Sydney and the University of Melbourne are among the providers offering courses here. With nine providers in total, the choice comes down to which level suits you and which institution's structure fits how you want to study. Compare the entry requirements across the levels carefully, because a graduate certificate and a master's in the same subject can assume quite different starting points.
10 universities · ranked best first
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$50,200 – A$64,873/yr
- Founded
- 1850
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$49,820 – A$57,710/yr
- Founded
- 1947
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$36,152 – A$52,556/yr
- Founded
- 1909
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$42,500 – A$56,442/yr
- Founded
- 1911
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$37,226 – A$54,900/yr
- Founded
- 2026
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$39,267 – A$50,300/yr
- Founded
- 1964
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$36,500 – A$46,500/yr
- Founded
- 1971
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$32,496 – A$41,216/yr
- Founded
- 1989
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$30,840 – A$44,560/yr
- Founded
- 1973
Guides for studying International Law in Australia
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