This unit (LML6005) examines the regulatory framework that ensures compliance with Migration Law in Australia. Students will cover grounds for refusal or cancellation of visas; sanctions for breaches of visa conditions; the consequences of unlawful status; detention, removal and deportation and offences under the Migration Act. Students will learn to appraise pathways and options open to clients, determine strategies and formulate submissions. The subject is designed to further to equip participants advanced skills needed to determine and advise on visa options and the research capacity to find appropriate legal materials.
Unit details
Location:
Study level:
Postgraduate
Credit points:
12
Unit code:
LML6005
Prerequisites
LML6001 - Practitioner Legal Skills for Australian Migration Law
LML6002 - Australian Migration Law
LML6003 - Australia's Visa System 1
LML6004 - Australia’s Visa System 2
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Learning Outcomes
| 1. | Identify and critically analyse requirements and procedures relating to refusals, compliance and other sanctions | ||
| 2. | Recognise when and how to undertake appropriate research to prepare submissions, and effectively advocate for clients | ||
| 3. | Determine and implement appropriate advocacy strategies in negotiation with key stakeholders | ||
| 4. | Plan and prepare communication strategies with key stakeholders including clients and government | ||
| 5. | Demonstrate an understanding of ethical and professional standards including duty of care, informed consent and the nature of independent advice |
Assessment
| Assessment type | Description | Grade |
|---|---|---|
| Assignment | Online quiz (10 points) and short answer question (10 points) | 20% |
| Assignment | A written submission to government or client addressing visa criteria. (2000 words) | 35% |
| Examination | Final Examination. | 45% |
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