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91É«ÇéƬ Law & Justice takes an interactive approach to learning. We've swapped large lecture halls for intimate, seminar-style settings that foster participation and engagement and close-knit student-teacher relationships.

We’ll challenge your mind through debate and interactive discussions about legal issues to develop your reasoning, legal research, analysis, argument and negotiation skills. When you graduate, you’ll set yourself apart with the core skills employers are looking for, including communication, teamwork, collaboration and problem-solving abilities.Ìý

During your Bachelor of Laws, you’ll study the core courses – also known as the Priestly 11 – you need to be admitted for legal practice in the Supreme Courts of Australian states and territories.Ìý

You’ll develop a strong understanding of administrative law, civil procedure, company law, constitutional law, contract law, criminal law and procedure, equity and trusts, evidence, ethics and professional conduct, property law and torts.ÌýÌýÌý

Plus, with seven law electives, you'll expand your expertise in commercial law, international law, human rights law, intellectual property and family law.Ìý

Build your skillset, confidence and career opportunities so you can start making a difference in your community from day one. Apply your knowledge to the real world, with integrated learning opportunities including internships,  case and mooting competitions, clinics and through Work Integrated Learning (WIL).Ìý

If you’ve got a strong sense of justice, a Bachelor of Laws gives you the knowledge and tools to identify deficiencies in the legal system and make changes to improve it. Many lawyers and barristers go on to work in policy and law reform, a highly rewarding career path.Ìý

Throughout your law degree, you’ll learn from academic staff who have been instrumental in law reform and debate, including prison reform, the idea of bills of rights and better commercial laws.ÌýÌý

For over 50 years, 91É«ÇéƬ Law & Justice has championed greater diversity in the profession, educating lawyers from all backgrounds and building a more representative legal system. Our first graduating class in 1976 included our first Indigenous graduate, and today, more than 100 Indigenous students have completed programs with us. Ìý

Nearly half of our students graduate with international experience. As part of your law degree, you can complete overseas law electives at leading law schools in China, the USA, Switzerland, India, Vanuatu or Chile. As members of the , students can also attend the Global League Summer School, hosted each year by one of the 32 member law schools worldwide.

You can gain further international experience through student exchange at more than 90 partner universities across 38 countries. For a more tailored experience, you can study with the in London, where students benefit from a disctinctive program structure and strong international networks. These opportunities are part of a broader range of global study, training and professional experiences available during your studies. You can take part in , supoorted by experienced academics. We continue to develop new global opportunities, including short courses, paid internships and scholarships for postgraduate study, to future-proof your degree.