Subject Selection for 2009

Online subject selection for Semester 2, 2009, via the Admin tab on the Student Portal will open on Monday 13 July 2009 and will close on Wednesday 5 August 2009.

To do this you will need to:

Step 1: Establish a University email account (if you don’t already have one).

This is crucial as Melbourne Law School will use email to send you advice relating to your subject selection.

Step 2: Obtain Course Planning information from the relevant website:

• Law
• Arts & Creative Arts
• Commerce
• Computer Science
• Engineering
• Science

In addition, you can schedule an appointment with a Law Student Advisor by contacting the Melbourne Law School Student Centre on 03 8344 4475 or via email at law-studentcentre@unimelb.edu.au.

Step 3: Enter your subject selection via the Admin tab on the Student Portal from 13 July to 5 August 2009.

Further subject details for 2009 are available on the Subject Pages section of the LLB website.

Any changes after Wednesday 5 August 2009 must be done manually in the Melbourne Law School Student Centre.  No changes can be made after 5pm at the end of Week 2 of Semester 2.

Quota Subjects

Students wishing to enrol in quota subjects can download a Quota Subject Enrolment Form.  Quota subjects are as follows:

• 730-420 Advocacy (Semesters 1 & 2)
• 730-470 CTLS Program (Semesters 1 & 2)
• 730-446 Globalisation and the Law (Semester 2)
• 730-443 International Dispute Settlement (Semester 2)
• 730-348 Media Law (Semester 2)
• 730-469 Negotiation Theory and Practice (Semester 2)

Final Semester of Offering for Compulsory and Quasi-Compulsory Subjects 2008-2011

A table of the final semester of offer for these subjects is available here.

*The Law School will offer alternative arrangements each semester to accommodate students who have failed a compulsory or quasi-compulsory subject being offered for the final time. This is subject to University Statute 11.5 Unsatisfactory Progress. Students are encouraged to make an appointment to speak with a student advisor in the Melbourne Law School Student Centre on the Mezzanine Level of the Melbourne Law School (Tel: +61 3 8344 4475 or email law-studentcentre@unimelb.edu.au) for advice on any matter that might impact upon normal course progression.