Health and Medical Law
Melbourne Law School's graduate program in health and medical law is open to lawyers in the medico-legal area and to doctors and other health professionals and administrators (no prior legal qualification is required). Subjects include medical litigation (taught by leading plaintiffs' litigator Paul Henderson from Slater & Gordon in 2010); the law on the beginning and end of life, guardianship and emerging technologies such as genetic testing and stem cell technology; and medical ethics (taught by Oxford bioethicist Professor Julian Savulescu in 2010).
Director of Studies
Programs available
- Master of Laws
- Master of Health and Medical Law
- Graduate Diploma in Health and Medical Law
- Graduate Diploma in Legal Studies
- Single subjects in Health and Medical Law (2010)