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The Graduate Program

Graduate students in the Melbourne Law School can undertake masters degrees and graduate diplomas with a human rights focus. Graduate students can also undertake research in human rights law in the Research Higher Degree Program, or study the Melbourne Juris Doctor.

For general information on graduate studies, visit the webpages for Postgraduate Studies,  the Research Higher Degree Program, and the Melbourne JD.

Visit the next pages for information on Masters Degrees and the Graduate Diploma in Human Rights Law and the Research Higher Degree Program.

 

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Agata Wierbowski

Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Laws

In 2006 Agata completed a research paper on the discourse of 'human trafficking' in international law from a human rights perspective. Agata’s paper focused on the human rights effects of anti-trafficking legislation on women migrating from Nepal to India.

Over the summer of 2005/2006 Agata undertook a comparative study of regulatory approaches to sex work and their impacts on sex workers' rights as part of a legal internship with the Forum for Women, Law and Development in Kathmandu, Nepal.
 
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