Study | Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law

Postgraduate Study

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. The Centre is a dynamic environment where higher degree research students join an academic community, find exciting opportunities for scholarship and engagement and are supported by 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.

Centre members are also involved in teaching in the PG coursework program.

Scholarships and Applications

Information about UNSW Law’s research and research degree programs.

General information from the Graduate Research School about Postgraduate Research Programs at UNSW.

Current Postgraduates

The centre's present postgraduate students are listed here.

Undergraduate Study

The Centre's members teach in a range of courses in the undergraduate LLB and postgraduate JD programs, including Public Law, Administrative Law and Federal Constitutional Law. Centre members also teach a number of elective courses in public law.

The Centre also offers UNSW Law + Justice students a range of opportunities to participate in the work of the Centre.

The Sir Anthony Mason Research Project in Constitutional Law provides a unique opportunity for LLB and JD to develop specialist knowledge and skills in constitutional law by supporting a student while completing a research project in this field.

The Centre offers a range of paid internship and research assistant positions, advertised through the UNSW careers service.