Teaching cyberspace law at UNSW
The Centre's Research Associates are involved in teaching across a
wide range of Schools and Faculties, including Law, Commerce and Computer
Science. Subjects relating to cyberspace issues currently taught
by our Research Associates include:
LLB subjects
LAWS1031
Information Technology Law (LLB) - G Greenleaf - see
Subject pages
LAWS2021 Industrial & Intellectual Property (LLB)
- K. Bowrey - See Handbook
description
LAWS1032 Computer Applications to Law (LLB) - G Greenleaf,
P.Chung - See Subject
pages
LLM and diploma subjects
LAWS9977
IT Law - Internet Governance (LLM) - H.Raiche
LAWS
3033 Defamation, Privacy and the Media (LLM) - M.Chesterman
- See Handbook
description
LAWS3035 Developing Computer Applications to Law (LLM) - G.
Greenleaf, P.Chung - See Subject
pages
LAWS 3037 Data Surveillance & Information Privacy Law
(LLM) - G.Greenleaf, N.Waters, C.Connolly - See Handbook
description
LAWS
3039 Law and Internet Cultures (LLM) - K.Bowrey
LAWS 3041 Contempt and the Media (LLM) - M.Chesterman
- See Handbook
description
LAWS 3042 Censorship and Free Speech (LLM) - M.Chesterman
- See Handbook
description
LAWS4021
Issues in Intellectual Property Law (LLM) - K.Bowrey
- See Handbook
description
Subjects taught in other schools
LEGT7771
Information Technology Law (Commerce Faculty - Business Law and
Taxation) - B. Gordon - See Handbook
General education
GENL2031 Cyberspace Law: Regulation
of Networked Transactions. The Centre's associates teach this
General Education subject for the School of Law during semester.
GENL0230 Law in the Information Age: this is taught as an intensive in Summer or Winter periods between semesters.
Postgraduate research supervision
The diverse expertise of the Centre's Research Associates enables
UNSW Law School to arrange high quality supervision for postgraduate
research students in cyberspace law. For further details of supervision
and research completions, see Research.
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