Eligibility Criteria
Bachelor’s degree, or equivalent, from a recognized college or university
cumulative weighted average of 70% or better must have been maintained during the final two years of course work (60 credit units) of undergraduate and/or graduate study before application to the program
Applicants are required to have 6 credit units in economics (principles of micro-economics and macro-economics) and 3 credit units in Law.
Students from a wide variety of disciplines, for example, from the liberal arts, commerce, and law are eligible. Please note that equivalent academic and experiential preparation or academic preparation in other disciplines may also be considered for the program.