The Master of International Trade and Commerce Law is available to both lawyers and non-lawyers and is designed to meet the needs of persons with an interest in business, international business, international studies, finance and commercial law. It is taught in partnership between Macquarie Law School and the Macquarie City Campus. Learning from researchers in Macquarie’s innovative research centres: the Centre for Legal Governance and the Centre for International Environmental Law. Gain an interdisciplinary perspective, which is enhanced by students and staff from diverse backgrounds. The Master of International Trade and Commerce Law can be combined with the Master of International Relations.

This degree equips graduates with the skills and knowledge to pursue careers in multinational corporations, international organisations dealing with finance, trade and development issues, and national businesses engaging in international markets. The optional dissertation also opens up the possibility of students pursuing doctoral studies in an area of specific interest to them.