Master of International Trade and Commerce Law and Master of Public and Social Policy

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This double degree program from Macquarie University combines a Master of International Trade and Commerce Law with a Master of Public and Social Policy, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of legal, governance, and policy issues affecting domestic and international trade and commerce. The program is designed to advance careers in the public and private sectors by equipping graduates with analytical, critical thinking, and practical skills for effective policy design and implementation.

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Degree Overview:

The Master of International Trade and Commerce Law and Master of Public and Social Policy is a double degree program offered by Macquarie University in Sydney.

Objectives:

• Master of International Trade and Commerce Law:
• Extend knowledge of legal, governance, and policy issues related to international and domestic trade and commerce.
• Develop a broad understanding of the field.
• Enhance skills for career advancement.
• Master of Public and Social Policy:
• Gain a deep understanding of policy-shaping forces and policy-making processes.
• Develop advanced critical analysis skills for designing and delivering effective policy solutions.
• Build confidence in making socially informed judgments in various policy areas.

Careers:

• The program aims to equip graduates with the skills needed to adapt to a rapidly evolving job market.
• Graduates can upskill or reskill for career advancement in their current industry or transition to a new field.
• Students can study on-campus or online with brief intensive on-campus sessions.
• The program is suitable for both law and non-law graduates.
• Graduates are highly sought after in government and private sectors.
• The program allows students to personalize their double degree by choosing a combination that aligns with their career aspirations.
• Students can fast-track their learning by up to two years, saving time and money.
• The program provides opportunities to engage with and undertake research addressing global challenges.
• Students can examine key contemporary societal concerns, such as sustainable communities, welfare reform, immigration, populism, and inequality.