Western Sydney University's School of Law offers postgraduate research degrees, including the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and Master of Research (MRes). The school fosters a supportive research environment and encourages inquiries regarding supervision. Prospective students are guided through the application process, which involves developing a research proposal, identifying and contacting a potential supervisor, and submitting the application online. Successful applicants are then invited to enroll in the program.
Fee information is not available on the program page. Please refer to the university's general fees and scholarships sections for details.
The application process involves three main steps: developing a research proposal, identifying and contacting a potential supervisor within the School of Law, and finally submitting your application online through the university's platform.
A key document required for your application is a detailed research proposal. You will also need to submit your application via the university's online platform.
Yes, Higher Degree Research Scholarships are available. Prospective students should refer to the Graduate Research School for detailed information on how to apply for these scholarships.
Graduates of the Higher Degree Research - Law program are well-prepared for academic careers, roles in policy development, and advanced legal research positions.