Program Overview

Program Overview

The Master of Laws (Research) program is a research-based program that focuses on the development of a thesis or dissertation. Throughout the study period, candidates will be guided by faculty members who serve as supervisors, co-supervisors, or members of the postgraduate supervision committee.

Research Areas

The program offers a wide range of research areas, including:

• Gender and Law
• Criminal Justice
• Criminal Justice and Human Rights
• Juvenile Justice
• Legal Research Methodology
• Islamic Financial System
• Company and Partnership Law
• Water Law
• Environmental Law
• Public International Law
• International Law and Indigenous Peoples
• Labor Law and Industrial Relations
• International Economic Law
• Equity and Trust Law
• Forensic Law
• International Human Rights Law
• Intellectual Property Law
• Insolvency Law
• Insurance/Credit Law
• Criminal Law
• Islamic Criminal Law
• Corporate Crime Law
• Children's Law
• Family Law
• Law of Evidence
• Contract Law
• International Law of the Sea
• Media & Communication/Telecommunications Law
• Migration Law
• International Development Law
• Administrative Law
• Securities Regulation Law
• Banking Law
• Commercial and Consumer Law
• Islamic Trade Law
• Constitutional Law
• Competition Law
• Alternative Dispute Law
• Medical Law
• Islamic Securities Law
• Sports Law
• Takaful Law
• Information Technology Law
• Tort Law

Mode of Study

The program is offered in two modes:

• Full-time (Full-time)
• Part-time (Part-time)

Study Mode

The program follows a research-based mode of study, with a focus on the development of a thesis or dissertation.