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Unit name Media Law
Unit code LAW652
Credit points 12.5
Faculty/School College of Arts, Law and Education
Faculty of Law
Discipline Law
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Requisites

Prerequisites

LAW204 OR LAW253 AND LAW254 AND LAW255 AND LAW252 AND LAW256 AND LAW250 AND LAW251 OR LAW205 AND LAW224 AND LAW226 AND LAW225 AND LAW223 AND LAW221 AND LAW222 OR LAW224 AND LAW352 AND LAW351 AND LAW222 AND LAW223 AND LAW253 AND LAW221

Teaching

Teaching Pattern

3x50-min lectures weekly; 1x50-min seminar fortnightly (10 wks)

Assessment

1 x 2,500 word research project (comprising project proposal and professional memorandum) (60%); 1 x seminar delivery (40%)

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