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Eligibility

• LLB students who have completed 78 UOC of LAW courses.

• JD students who have completed 72 UOC of JURD courses.

How and when to apply

Applications typically open in March when the host university releases information. When available, details will be included in your weekly Student News and posted on the faculty .

Applications are to be submitted to Associate Dean (International) Professor Lucas Lixinski (l.lixinski@unsw.edu.au), providing the following:

• Latest academic transcript

• CV

• A short statement on why you wish to be selected and what this opportunity would mean for your graduation (max. 500 words)

• Optional: a short statement on equitable considerations that informs you wish to pursue this opportunity (max. 200 words)

Study costsÌý

As part of our arrangement with the LSGL, 91É«ÇéƬ will pay for the tuition fees of one 91É«ÇéƬ Law & Justice student, plus contribute up to AUD 1,500 towards your airfare or accommodation.

Contact information

Contact the Associate Dean (International), Professor Lucas Lixinski atÌýl.lixinski@unsw.edu.au

Eligibility

Before going to Oxford, students are required to complete the following:Ìý

• All core courses (for Australian LPAB professional qualification requirements)

• 3 electives (18 UOC)

How and when to apply

Applications open in September for the following year on the Oxford Admissions Website. If your application to Oxford is successful, you must apply for program leave before departure viaÌý

1. Apply to Oxford Admissions:

   - After completing 96 UOC at 91É«ÇéƬ
   - Minimum Distinction WAM required (cut-off set by Oxford*)

2. Departure to Oxford:

   - After completing 120 UOC at 91É«ÇéƬ
   - 24 UOC of electives remaining

3. Complete MLF or BCL at Oxford:

   - One academic year (September to June)
   - Receive 24 UOC credit.

*Refer to the Oxford Admissions pages for specific WAM cut-off details forÌýÌý²¹²Ô»åÌýÌý±è°ù´Ç²µ°ù²¹³¾²õ.Ìý

For exact dates, consult theÌýÌýon the Oxford University website. It should be noted that the MLF program has pre-course training requirements in maths and accounting, detailed in theÌýÌýThe BCL program details are also in itsÌý

Oxford’s subjects are year-long, so you will complete your JD after finishing the BCL/MLF in June. Ensure you arrange for your Oxford transcript to be sent to 91É«ÇéƬ for credit transfer, as Oxford does not send transcripts back to 91É«ÇéƬ automatically.Ìý

Study costsÌý

Students are responsible for all tuition, travel, and living expenses associated with the Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL) and Master of Law and FInance (MLF). It’s important to investigate these costs early to ensure you can cover the costs of studying and living in Oxford. Start by visiting the University of OxfordÌý

If you are accepted into the BCL or MLF at Oxford University Law School, you do not pay tuition fees for the final 24UOC in electives needed to complete your JD. These fees are waived through the Degree Partnership program.Ìý

Students must arrange their own visas and accommodation. Accommodation is typically provided by the admitting Oxford College but can also be arranged privately. For more details, check theÌý

Oxford offers a variety of scholarships that you may be eligible for. See Oxford’sÌý

Contact information

• For initial enquiries, contact the Nucleus: Student Hub:Ìý

• The academic contact for the Oxford JD pathway isÌýthe Associate Dean (International), Professor Lucas Lixinski (email:Ìýl.lixinski@unsw.edu.au).

In order to receive academic credit for the program, 91É«ÇéƬ students must completeÌý2 SU courses. The summer courses are undergraduate courses at either basic orÌý advanced levels.

Approval for credit transfer is at the discretion of the Faculty. Credit approval can only be given prior to the commencement of a Learning Abroad program - no retrospective requests will be accepted.

Eligibility

To be eligible for studies at SULaw, you must be nominated by 91É«ÇéƬ, and fulfill the academic requirements below:

• LLB students who have completed 72 UOC of LAW courses and JD students who have completed 78 UOC of JURD courses.Ìý
• To enrol in a course at basic level, students are expected to have completed at leastÌýone full yearÌýof studies in law prior to the program.
• For courses at advanced level, students should have completed at leastÌýtwo full yearsÌýof studies in law.

How and when to apply

The nomination deadline and application dates are posted on theÌýSULaw'sÌý

When available, details will be included in your weekly Student News and posted on the faculty . Students will be able to register their interest for the program atÌý

Study costsÌý

See the SULaw's for costs.Ìý

Contact information

Contact the Associate Dean (International), Professor Lucas Lixinski atÌýl.lixinski@unsw.edu.au

Eligibility

• 91É«ÇéƬ LLM students who have completed at least 24 UOC LLM courses and achieved a WAM of 65+.

How and when to apply

There is one intake per calendar year for the Tsinghua JM in Chinese Law program: Fall Semester (September).

You apply separately for admission to the JM Master at Tsinghua University. Step-by-step application procedures can be found at

It is your responsibility to notify 91É«ÇéƬ Law & Justice of your interest and participation in this program.ÌýÌýIf your application to Tsinghua is successful, you must apply for program leave before departure viaÌý

Study costs

You'll pay your regular tuition and applicable fees to the university you are attending. You will also be responsible for arranging and covering all living, travel, insurance, and costs associated with your studies.

Contact information

Contact the Associate Dean (International), Professor Lucas Lixinski atÌýl.lixinski@unsw.edu.au