Laws

The Bachelor of Laws (LLB) is a recognised degree for admission as a lawyer throughout Australia. Whatever your field of interest, the LLB will equip you with the intellectual, critical and practical skills needed in the professional practice of law. This four-year degree can also be studied as a five-year double degree.

The Bachelor of Laws is offered on campus and by distance education. Some units may include face-to-face workshops.

Applicants who do not have the required entry mark for the Bachelor of Laws are encouraged to apply for the Associate Degree in Law (Paralegal Studies) or  Bachelor of Legal and Justice Studies. If students achieve the required grade point average, they can then apply for transfer into the Bachelor of Laws. 

• Legal Research and Writing
• Legal Process
• Contract Law I
• Australian Criminal Law I
• Contract Law II
• Australian Criminal Law II
• Constitutional Law
• Torts
• Property Principles
• Environmental Law
• Remedies
• Property in Land
• Principles of Equity
• Trusts
• Evidence
• The Philosophy of Law
• Corporations Law
• Civil Litigation and Procedure
• Administrative Law
• Professional Conduct

Electives

• Taxation
• Advanced Taxation
• Family Law Practice
• Conveyancing Law
• Welfare Law
• Drugs, Crime and the Law
• Wills and Estates
• Employment and Industrial Relations Law
• EEO and OH&S Law and Practice
• Environmental Law
• Local Government and Planning Law
• Victimology
• Intellectual Property
• Clinical Legal Experience
• Law Placement
• International Business Law
• Information Technology and the Law
• Competition and Consumer Law
• Mediation and Dispute Resolution
• Mediation Practice and Procedure
• Criminology
• Advanced Advocacy
• International Law
• Human Rights
• Commercial Law
• Independent Legal Research
• Cyberlaw
• International Criminal Justice
• Law Review
• Restorative Justice
• Stock Exchange and Finance Law
• Public Interest Advocacy
• Privacy Law and the Private Sector
• Race and the Law
• Human Rights and the Global Economy
• International Intellectual Property Law and Public Policy
• Entertainment Law
• Mediating Across Cultures
•  Legal Research: Context, Perspective and Method
• The Holocaust, Genocide and the Law
• Psychiatry, Psychology and the Law
• Mooting
• Education and the Law
• International Human Rights Law
• Animal Law
• Crime, Globalisation and Governance
• Australian Military and National Security Law
• Trials and Witnesses
• Sexual Orientation and the Law
• Comparative Law
• International Trade and Development Law
• Marine Animal Protection Law
• Advanced Sports Law
• Ecological Jurisprudence
• International Humanitarian Law
• Comparative Criminal Law
• Statutory Interpretation
• Human Rights and Indigenous Peoples
• Aborigines, Torres Strait Islanders and the Criminal Justice System
• Dispute Resolution and Aboriginal Communities

Requirements

• Applicants from Russia and CIS  need to go through an Education Agent.
• A qualification equivalent to Australian Year 12 and the required entry grade for your preferred course
• Russia FCCSE - 4.9>
• Certified copy of academic transcripts (including grading system).
• English language test results (eg. IELTS, TOEFL or other).
• Academic or employer references (if required).
• Advanced Standing application (if relevant).

Scholarships

• Equity scholarships
• Commencing undergraduate scholarships