The Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law is an ideal base for postgraduate study in the field of public law leading to the award of a Masters of Laws, SJD or PhD. It offers the opportunity to research and become active in important issues of public law, as well as the facilities and supervision available at one of Australia's leading law schools. Postgraduate researchers also have the chance to work in collaboration with the industry partners of the Centre. Scholarships are available.

The Faculty Associates and Project Directors of the Centre teach in a range of postgraduate course work subjects, including Human Rights under the Australian Constitution and Native Title Law, Policy and Practice.

The centre's present postgraduate students are listed here.

The Faculty Associates and Project Directors of the Centre teach in a range of courses in the undergraduate LLB program, including Public Law and Federal Constitutional Law.

Resources relevant to the study of these subjects are available in the Constitutional Law Teacher's Clearing House

The Centre also takes part in the subject LAWS2307 Social Justice Intern Program. The subject enables later year undergraduate students to spend one day a week with one of the Centres at the Faculty of Law. Over a semester, the students work on a research project, public interest litigation and other social justice activities. The subject is co-ordinated by Professor Julian Disney, who is the Director of the the Faculty's Social Justice project.

A List of the centre's past and present Social Justice Interns is found here.