Bachelor of Laws
Bond University
Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Undergraduate
CRICOS: 00017B
The Bachelor of Laws, in conjunction with the Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (GDLP), will prepare you for a career as a legal professional. Studying law will provide you with a thorough understanding of key legal topics including criminal law, property law, climate law, corporate law, and more. With the option to specialise in a specific area, including the world-first climate law and legal transformation double majors, you can choose from a wide range of electives and tailor your qualification to your interests and ambitions.
Structure
TOTAL CREDIT POINTS : 320
Subjects
- LAWS11-105: Legal Foundations A (10CP)LAWS11-106: Legal Foundations B (10CP)LAWS11-107: Foundations of Private Law (10CP)LAWS11-108: Foundations of Public and Criminal Law (10CP)LAWS11-201: Contract Law A (10CP)LAWS11-202: Tort Law (10CP)LAWS11-203: Criminal Law (10CP)LAWS11-204: Property Law A (10CP)LAWS11-216: Constitutional Law (10CP)LAWS11-217: Contract Law B (10CP)LAWS11-218: Property Law B (10CP)LAWS11-310: Corporate Law (10CP)LAWS11-313: Equity (10CP)LAWS11-317: Administrative Law (10CP)LAWS11-318: Evidence (10CP)LAWS11-325: Civil Dispute Resolution (10CP)LAWS11-326: Legal Profession (10CP)
Standard entry requirements
Australian Year 12 qualification or equivalent Selection Rank
Recognition
The course satisfies Priestley Eleven requirements. It is recognised by legal professional bodies in all Australian states and territories and overseas, but note that further study may be required before admission.
Study pathways
Diploma of Legal Studies.
Study information
Campus | Fees | Entry | Mid year intake | Attendance |
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Gold Coast | Domestic: $129,600 International: $172,800 |
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Further information
The Bachelor of Laws may be combined with other Bond degrees. Popular combinations include: Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Business, Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of International Relations (Business), and Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology). Students who have already completed an undergraduate degree in a discipline other than law would normally apply for the postgraduate professional qualification, the Juris Doctor.