Master of Laws (Research)

UTS offers two research session commencement dates: Research session 1, commencing from January, and Research session 2, commencing from July.

UTS provides guidance on how to find a suitable research supervisor. You can visit the UTS Find UTS Research Supervisor page or contact the Faculty of Law research contacts to identify a supervisor to guide your Masters by Research.

UTS offers various funding options including scholarships, stipends, and sponsorship for research degrees. You can explore these through the UTS Scholarships Overview, the UTS Scholarship search tool, and the Fees at UTS pages, or by contacting the Higher Degree Research team directly.

To apply, you should review the application deadlines, prepare a research proposal, and lodge your application through UTS. The Higher Degree Research team is available to assist with the application process, and you can make an enquiry by contacting them directly through the enquiry form on the UTS website.

Yes, UTS allows you to tailor your research degree to align with your passions and aspirations. Options include a traditional academic path, an entrepreneurial venture, industry-focused research, high-impact projects, or a global perspective. You work closely with leading academic and industry experts to design a research program that reflects your interests and creates meaningful benefits.