Law and Philosophy

The Bachelor of Laws program can be an accredited degree for admission to legal practice. It combines a superb policy of inherent moral and legal fundamentals using an explanation of how those principles are applied in legal practice. The Bachelor of Philosophy program offers students an all-round education in the foundation of philosophy and assorted philosophical disciplines including major topics and thinkers in contemporary philosophy. Additionally, it has treatment of the Catholic cultural tradition. Study within this dual degree may encourage development of high-level crucial thinking abilities, linguistic ability and also the capability to shield a final point of view. More importantly, students will be ready to engage critically with the views of the others because they develop their particular views on ethical problems and also on the force and dependability of claims to knowledge and truth.

The Legal Practice Board of WA; Legal Profession Admission Board at NSW

• Year 12 or equivalent
• Interview
• Mature age applicants: strong results in 6-12 Weeks of study full time equivalent (Using 65% course average or High )
• Successful completion of four or Even more Older Era WACE subjects