This unit provides students with an opportunity to develop and demonstrate advanced research skills through a series of seminar presentations and supervised research, leading to the submission of a 15,000 word thesis. Students formulate their own research question or argument in any area of legal scholarship or regulation. The thesis must be presented and defended within the broader conditions of its relevance, for example: social, historical, philosophical, economic or environmental contexts. -- Course Website
Instructor: Dr Carlos Bernal-Pulido
Prerequisites: [12cp(P) in LAW units at 200 level]and [12cp(P) in LAW units at 300 level] and [9cp(P) in LAW units at 400 or 500 level] and [GPA in LAW units of 3.25] and permission of Executive Dean of Faculty
