Bachelor of Laws

The program consists of number of compulsory law courses which provide students with a sound understanding of legal concepts, processes and methods.
In addition, students choose from a range of elective law courses in areas of specialised interest including but not restricted to, such areas as Law and Popular Culture, Sport Law, Migration Law, Environmental Law, Human Rights Law, Medical Law and Ethics and Family Law.
Students of the four year UG program can include some non-law electives towards their studies although these are limited.
If you are a graduate, the duration of the program is three years full-time (or equivalent) as opposed to four years for non-graduates.
Academic Program Rules The Calendar is a comprehensive handbook of the University's academic program rules.
Bachelor of Laws Areas of Specialisation A range of elective courses are offered each year and students may select courses from areas of specialisation which include Comparative Law, Corporate/Taxation Law, Criminal Law, Environmental Law, Family Law, Intellectual Property, Labour and Industrial Relations Law, Human Rights and International Law.
Example Study Plan Bachelor of Laws (single degree) Indicative study plan Year 1S1 LAW 1501: Foundations of  LawLAW 1507: Tort LawLAW 1503: Contracts S2 LAW 1506: Property LawLAW 1508: International LawLAW 1504: Principles of Public Law Year 2S1 LAW 2501: Australian Constitutional LawLAW 2502: EquityLaw Elective (3 units) or Non Law Elective (3 units) / Law Elective (3 units) or Non Law Elective (3 units) S2 LAW 2504: Administrative LawLaw Elective (3 units) or Non Law Elective (3 units) / Law Elective (3 units) or Non Law Elective (3 units) Year 3S1 LAW 2503:Criminal Law and ProcedureLaw Elective (3 units)/ Law Elective (3 units) S2 LAW 2505: Corporate LawLaw Elective (3 units)/Law Elective (3 units) Year 4S1 LAW 3501: Dispute Resolution and EthicsLaw Elective (3 units)/Law Elective (3 units) S2 LAW 3502: Evidence and Proof in Theory and PracticeLaw Elective (3 units)/Law Elective (3 units) *Note from 2013 Law of Torts 2 will be replaced by International Law for the single, double and Graduate entry B.
Laws degree.
Double Degree Study plans Bachelor of Arts and Law Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting) and Law Bachelor of Commerce (Corporate Finance) and Law Bachelor of Commerce (International Business) and Law Bachelor of Commerce (Management) and Law Bachelor of Commerce (Marketing) and Law Bachelor of Computer Sciences and Law Bachelor of International Development and Law Bachelor of Economics and Law Bachelor of Economics (Advanced) and Law Bachelor of Environmental Policy & Management and Law Bachelor of Finance and Law Bachelor of Health Sciences and Law Bachelor of International Studies and Law Bachelor of Mathematical Computer Sciences and Law Bachelor of Media Studies and Law Bachelor of Science and Law Bachelor of Social Sciences and Law Bachelor of Laws (Single degree only) Bachelor of Laws (Graduate entry)