Juris Doctor (2826)

  • Western Sydney University Program Code: 2826
  • AQF Level: 9

CRICOS Code: 0101997

This program applies to students who commenced in 2021 or later.

The Juris Doctor is a professional entry Masters degree that satisfies the academic degree requirements for admission to practice as an Australian lawyer.  Students will engage in collaborative face to face problem and case-based learning experiences, will be supported by online learning materials, and will participate in authentic assessment to develop knowledge and skills. The Juris Doctor provides advanced and integrated knowledge of the principal areas of legal practice, legal concepts, and broader perspectives about the law. It develops advanced professional skills in problem-solving, critical thinking, research, communication, collaboration and self-management, and ethical and professional awareness and judgement. The Juris Doctor gives students the flexibility to choose from a wide range of additional specialist subjects which includes the opportunity to study overseas. The program will provide dedicated additional academic support and opportunities to interact in academic and non-academic pursuits. The Juris Doctor is available to both domestic and international graduate students who are looking for a highly regarded law qualification with a strong focus on student employability across diverse careers in law and beyond. Students will have opportunities to enhance their employability profile and knowledge of the legal industry, including with the professional units which have a strong focus on clinical legal engagements with a diverse range of industry partners. Students will also engage in legal research projects which includes the option for tailored support for students considering future enrolment into a PhD program. 

Study Mode

Three years full-time or six years part-time

Program Advice

Course Advice Law

Prospective students should visit the following websites for general enquiries about this program.

Enquire about this program| Local Admission | International Admission |

Location 

Campus Attendance Mode Advice
Parramatta Campus - Victoria Road Full Time Internal See above
Parramatta Campus - Victoria Road Part Time Internal See above

Accreditation

Graduates of this degree who wish to practice in NSW may apply to the Legal Profession Admission Board for admission as a legal practitioner after undertaking prescribed professional legal training (PLT).

Work Integrated Learning

Western Sydney University seeks to enhance student learning experiences by enabling students to engage in the culture, expectations and practices of their profession or discipline.  This program includes a placement or other community-based unpaid practical experience.

There is an optional work component available in this program.  Please contact the Program Advisor listed above for information.

International students should be aware that if an elective is a requirement of the program but the work itself was not registered with CRICOS, students can still complete these electives but it would be counted towards the work limitation.  For more details, refer to the 'Work Integrated Learning (WIL) for international students' website.

Work Integrated Learning (WIL) for international students

Admission

The Juris Doctor is available to graduates or graduands with

  • a completed Bachelor degree or higher, or equivalent, in a discipline other than law

OR

  • a completed law Diploma, Bachelor or higher qualification, or equivalent, from an overseas jurisdiction

OR

  • submitted evidence of equivalent general or professional qualifications and/or experience that demonstrates potential to pursue graduate studies.
  • The equivalence and eligibility for admission is determined by the Course Convenor or the Deputy Dean. Applicants with a law degree from a non-common law jurisdiction may receive credit for some of their previous studies toward the Juris Doctor. Eligibility for admission does not guarantee offer of a place.

Applications from Australian and New Zealand citizens and holders of permanent resident visas may be made via the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) or directly through the Western Portal. Use the links below to apply via UAC or Western Sydney University. Applications made directly to Western Sydney do not have an application fee.

http://www.uac.edu.au/
https://westernsydney.uac.edu.au/ws/

Applicants who have undertaken studies overseas may have to provide proof of proficiency in English. Local applicants who are applying through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) will find details of minimum English proficiency requirements and acceptable proof on the UAC website. Local applicants applying directly to the University should also use the information provided on the UAC website.

International students currently completing an Australian Year 12 in or outside Australia, an International Baccalaureate in Australia or a New Zealand National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) level 3 must apply via UAC International.

http://www.uac.edu.au/

All other International applicants must apply directly to the University via the International Office.  

International students applying to the University through the International Office can find details of minimum English proficiency requirements and acceptable proof on their website.

International Office

Overseas qualifications must be deemed by the Australian Education International - National Office of Overseas Skills Recognition (AEI-NOOSR) to be equivalent to Australian qualifications in order to be considered by UAC and Western Sydney University.

English language entry requirements

If your first language is English or if you can provide satisfactory evidence that English was the medium of instruction in your secondary or tertiary studies completed within 2 years at the time of your commencement at Western Sydney University, you may be considered as meeting the requirement of proficiency in English.

If English is not your first language or was not the medium of instruction in your secondary or tertiary studies, you are required to demonstrate your proficiency in the English language by achieving a prescribed level in an approved English examination or test before you can receive a full offer of a place. Your English language proficiency test must be no more than 2 years old at the time of your commencement at Western Sydney University.

The English language proficiency requirements will be satisfied by any one of a number of tests or assessments, including: an IELTS Academic overall score of at least 6.5 and minimum scores of 6.0 in each subtest; OR a TOEFL internet-based Total score of 82 with Writing (21), Speaking (18), Reading (13), and Listening (13); OR a Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic of 58 overall with all communications skills achieving a minimum of 50. For a full list of the English Language proficiency tests and standards requirements, please refer to

https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/international/home/apply/admissions/entry_requirements

Additional Information - School of Law guidelines for pathways to PhD

1. Currently the WSU Doctorate Policy eligibility requirement is found under Clause 11:

Applicants for admission to candidature for any doctorate degree covered by this policy with the exception of a Doctor of Medicine (see Part R) shall hold:
• a research masters degree; or
• a bachelor degree with honours class 1 or bachelor degree with honours class 2 division 1; or
• qualifications from a university or other tertiary institution deemed by the Dean or Director, Research Institute to be equivalent to the requirements set out above.

This guideline is to provide clarity over what the school of law determines as a research masters degree or equivalent qualifications from a University. 

2. Please note this guideline does not impact Clause 12 which states: 
In exceptional circumstances a Dean or Director, Research Institute may approve the admission of an applicant who does not have the qualifications specified in clause 11. In such cases the Dean or Director, Research Institute will consider evidence to be supplied by the candidate and verified by the relevant HDR Director or equivalent, that shows that the applicant has equivalent qualifications based on academic and professional attainment and demonstration in an appropriate discipline of a capacity for the research. Evidence should demonstrate the applicant's understanding of and skill in the use of a suitable research methodology and ability to undertake academic writing. The Dean or Director, Research Institute may approve admission on the basis of equivalent capacity.” 
That clause allows the Dean or Director discretion where appropriate. 
 
3. For the purposes of the school of law Doctorate program eligibility a ‘research masters’ or ‘equivalent degree’ requires the candidate to have their qualifications assessed by the research committee. Considerations relevant to admission will include whether the candidate:

• Has completed a 10,000-word minimum research project 
• Has had the research project examined by external markers 
• If given a grade be at least a Distinction/High Distinction.
• GPA in undergraduate law of the equivalent of an Honours 2:1 OR other study deemed suitable for equivalence

If these are not met the candidate should enrol in the Research Masters. 
4. For JD and LLM students they should be advised to complete the dissertation subjects (LAWS7027 Legal Philosophy and Methodology and LAWS7062 Legal Research Dissertation) and have them externally marked along with meeting the other criteria. 
 

Recommended Sequence Current

This sequence applies to students who commenced in 2024 or later. If you commenced prior to 2024 please refer to the relevant Sequence tab for details.

Qualification for this award requires the successful completion of 240 credit points. This includes 170 credit points of specified core subjects and subjects equivalent to 70 credit points chosen from the pool of JD alternate subjects listed below.

Full-time start-year intake

Plan of Study Grid
Year 1
Autumn sessionCredit Points
LAWS 7056 Fundamentals of Australian Law 10
LAWS 7048 Criminal Law 10
LAWS 7047 Contracts 10
LAWS 7066 Professional Responsibility and Legal Ethics 10
 Credit Points40
Spring session
LAWS 7061 Legal Analysis and Critique 10
LAWS 7072 Torts Law 10
LAWS 7044 Alternative Dispute Resolution 10
LAWS 7057 Government and Public Law 10
 Credit Points40
Year 2
Autumn session
LAWS 7053 Equity & Trusts 10
LAWS 7067 Property Law 10
LAWS 7027 Legal Philosophy and Methodology 10
Select one JD Alternate subject 10
 Credit Points40
Spring session
LAWS 7041 Administrative Law 10
LAWS 7060 Law of Associations 10
LAWS 7068 Remedies 10
LAWS 7045 Civil Procedure and Arbitration 10
 Credit Points40
Year 3
Autumn session
LAWS 7046 Constitutional Law 10
LAWS 7049 Criminal Procedure and Evidence 10
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points40
Spring session
Select four JD Alternate subjects 40
 Credit Points40
 Total Credit Points240

Full-time mid-year intake

Plan of Study Grid
Year 1
Spring sessionCredit Points
LAWS 7056 Fundamentals of Australian Law 10
LAWS 7061 Legal Analysis and Critique 10
LAWS 7057 Government and Public Law 10
LAWS 7044 Alternative Dispute Resolution 10
 Credit Points40
Autumn session
LAWS 7048 Criminal Law 10
LAWS 7066 Professional Responsibility and Legal Ethics 10
LAWS 7047 Contracts 10
LAWS 7027 Legal Philosophy and Methodology 10
 Credit Points40
Year 2
Spring session
LAWS 7072 Torts Law 10
LAWS 7041 Administrative Law 10
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points40
Autumn session
LAWS 7053 Equity & Trusts 10
LAWS 7067 Property Law 10
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points40
Year 3
Spring session
LAWS 7060 Law of Associations 10
LAWS 7068 Remedies 10
LAWS 7045 Civil Procedure and Arbitration 10
Select one JD Alternate subject 10
 Credit Points40
Autumn session
LAWS 7046 Constitutional Law 10
LAWS 7049 Criminal Procedure and Evidence 10
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points40
 Total Credit Points240

Part-time start-year intake

Plan of Study Grid
Year 1
Autumn sessionCredit Points
LAWS 7048 Criminal Law 10
LAWS 7056 Fundamentals of Australian Law 10
 Credit Points20
Spring session
LAWS 7061 Legal Analysis and Critique 10
LAWS 7057 Government and Public Law 10
 Credit Points20
Year 2
Autumn session
LAWS 7066 Professional Responsibility and Legal Ethics 10
LAWS 7047 Contracts 10
 Credit Points20
Spring session
LAWS 7072 Torts Law 10
LAWS 7044 Alternative Dispute Resolution 10
 Credit Points20
Year 3
Autumn session
LAWS 7053 Equity & Trusts 10
LAWS 7067 Property Law 10
 Credit Points20
Spring session
LAWS 7041 Administrative Law 10
LAWS 7060 Law of Associations 10
 Credit Points20
Year 4
Autumn session
LAWS 7027 Legal Philosophy and Methodology 10
Select one JD Alternate subject 10
 Credit Points20
Spring session
LAWS 7068 Remedies 10
LAWS 7045 Civil Procedure and Arbitration 10
 Credit Points20
Year 5
Autumn session
LAWS 7046 Constitutional Law 10
LAWS 7049 Criminal Procedure and Evidence 10
 Credit Points20
Spring session
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points20
Year 6
Autumn session
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points20
Spring session
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points20
 Total Credit Points240

 Part-time mid-year intake

Plan of Study Grid
Year 1
Spring sessionCredit Points
LAWS 7044 Alternative Dispute Resolution 10
LAWS 7056 Fundamentals of Australian Law 10
 Credit Points20
Autumn session
LAWS 7066 Professional Responsibility and Legal Ethics 10
LAWS 7048 Criminal Law 10
 Credit Points20
Year 2
Spring session
LAWS 7061 Legal Analysis and Critique 10
LAWS 7072 Torts Law 10
 Credit Points20
Autumn session
LAWS 7047 Contracts 10
LAWS 7027 Legal Philosophy and Methodology 10
 Credit Points20
Year 3
Spring session
LAWS 7057 Government and Public Law 10
Select one JD Alternate subject 10
 Credit Points20
Autumn session
LAWS 7053 Equity & Trusts 10
LAWS 7067 Property Law 10
 Credit Points20
Year 4
Spring session
LAWS 7041 Administrative Law 10
LAWS 7060 Law of Associations 10
 Credit Points20
Autumn session
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points20
Year 5
Spring session
LAWS 7068 Remedies 10
LAWS 7045 Civil Procedure and Arbitration 10
 Credit Points20
Autumn session
LAWS 7046 Constitutional Law 10
LAWS 7049 Criminal Procedure and Evidence 10
 Credit Points20
Year 6
Spring session
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points20
Autumn session
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points20
 Total Credit Points240

JD Alternate Subjects

Students must complete a total of 70 credit points from the JD Alternate subjects, Professional Subject Pool and Research Subject Pool as follows.

Subject Title Credit Points
Students must select at least 2 Subject from the Professional subject Pool:
LAWS 7071Technology, Innovation and the Law10
LAWS 7050Designing Law Apps for Access to Justice10
LAWS 7059Judicial Internship10
LAWS 7051Elder Law10
JUST 7006Legal Internship10
LAWS 7069Revenue Law10
LAWS 7042Advanced Legal Negotiation10
LAWS 7065Moot Court10
LAWS 7043Advocacy10
JUST 7007Issues in the Criminal Justice System10
LAWS 5004Work Health and Safety Law10
LAWS 5001Law of Employment10
LAWS 6008Wills and Succession10
LAWS 6005International Banking and Finance Law10
LAWS 7074Family Law10
LAWS 7075Mediation10
LAWS 7077Self-Managed Superannuation and Trusts10
LAWS 5005Construction Law10
LAWS 6006Medical Law10
Students must select at least 1 subject from the Research Subject Pool:
LAWS 7062Legal Research Dissertation20
LAWS 7063Legal Research Project 110
LAWS 7064Legal Research Project 210
Students may select remaining JD Alternate subjects from below:
LAWS 7018International Corporate Governance10
LAWS 7020International Environmental Law and Policy10
LAWS 7008Bioethics10
LAWS 7015Information and Data Governance Law and Policy10
LAWS 7022International Human Rights Law10
LAWS 7019International Criminal Law and Justice10
LAWS 7026International Space Law - Commercial Aspects10
LAWS 7030Principles of International Law10
LAWS 7007Australian Migration Law10
LAWS 7003Australia's Visa System 110
LAWS 7004Australia's Visa System 210
LAWS 7033Intellectual Property10
LAWS 7038Visa Cancellation and Review20
LAWS 5006Law and Literature10
LAWS 6004Sports Law10
LAWS 5008Law and Public Policy10
LAWS 5002Planning and Environment Law10
LAWS 5007Children's Rights: Local and International10
LAWS 7076Media Law10
LAWS 7073Animal Law10
LAWS 6003Managing Legal Risk in Construction Law10
LAWS 6001Law of Construction Delay and Disruption10
LAWS 6002Remedies in the Construction Context10
LAWS 7011Contemporary Issues in Taxation10
LAWS 7040Financial Advice (Regulatory and Legal Obligations)10
 

Program Structure 2021 - 2023

If you commenced from 2024 please refer to the Sequence 2024 tab for details.

Qualification for this award requires the successful completion of 240 credit points as per the recommended sequence below. This includes all specified core subjects and subjects equivalent to 60 credit points chosen from the pool of JD Alternate subjects listed below.

Recommended Sequence 2021 - 2023

Full-time start-year intake

Plan of Study Grid
Year 1
Autumn sessionCredit Points
LAWS 7058 Introduction to Law 10
LAWS7058 Introduction to Law will not be offered in Autumn 2023. Students are advised to take LAWS 5008 Law and Public Policy (Referendum 2023: engaging in constitutional change) in Autumn 2023 instead. See: https://hbook.westernsydney.edu.au/subject-details/laws5008/. If you have any questions, please contact the Academic Program Advisor for the School of Law. Email: courseadvicelaw@westernsydney.edu.au.  
LAWS 7056 Fundamentals of Australian Law 10
LAWS 7048 Criminal Law 10
LAWS 7047 Contracts 10
 Credit Points40
Spring session
LAWS 7061 Legal Analysis and Critique 10
LAWS 7072 Torts Law 10
LAWS 7044 Alternative Dispute Resolution 10
LAWS 7057 Government and Public Law 10
 Credit Points40
Year 2
Autumn session
LAWS 7066 Professional Responsibility and Legal Ethics 10
LAWS 7053 Equity & Trusts 10
LAWS 7067 Property Law 10
LAWS 7027 Legal Philosophy and Methodology 10
 Credit Points40
Spring session
LAWS 7041 Administrative Law 10
LAWS 7060 Law of Associations 10
LAWS 7068 Remedies 10
LAWS 7045 Civil Procedure and Arbitration 10
 Credit Points40
Year 3
Autumn session
LAWS 7046 Constitutional Law 10
LAWS 7049 Criminal Procedure and Evidence 10
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points40
Spring session
Select four JD Alternate subjects 40
 Credit Points40
 Total Credit Points240

Full-time mid-year intake

Plan of Study Grid
Year 1
Spring sessionCredit Points
LAWS 7058 Introduction to Law 10
LAWS7058 Introduction to Law will not be offered in Spring 2023. Students are advised to take LAWS 7044 Alternative Dispute Resolution in Spring 2023 instead. See: https://hbook.westernsydney.edu.au/subject-search. If you have any questions, please contact the Academic Program Advisor for the School of Law. Email: courseadvicelaw@westernsydney.edu.au.  
LAWS 7056 Fundamentals of Australian Law 10
LAWS 7061 Legal Analysis and Critique 10
LAWS 7057 Government and Public Law 10
 Credit Points40
Autumn session
LAWS 7048 Criminal Law 10
LAWS 7066 Professional Responsibility and Legal Ethics 10
LAWS 7047 Contracts 10
LAWS 7027 Legal Philosophy and Methodology 10
 Credit Points40
Year 2
Spring session
LAWS 7072 Torts Law 10
LAWS 7044 Alternative Dispute Resolution 10
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points40
Autumn session
LAWS 7053 Equity & Trusts 10
LAWS 7067 Property Law 10
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points40
Year 3
Spring session
LAWS 7041 Administrative Law 10
LAWS 7060 Law of Associations 10
LAWS 7068 Remedies 10
LAWS 7045 Civil Procedure and Arbitration 10
 Credit Points40
Autumn session
LAWS 7046 Constitutional Law 10
LAWS 7049 Criminal Procedure and Evidence 10
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points40
 Total Credit Points240

Part-time start-year intake

Plan of Study Grid
Year 1
Autumn sessionCredit Points
LAWS 7058 Introduction to Law 10
LAWS7058 Introduction to Law will not be offered in Autumn 2023. Students are advised to take LAWS 5008 Law and Public Policy (Referendum 2023: engaging in constitutional change) in Autumn 2023 instead. See: https://hbook.westernsydney.edu.au/subject-details/laws5008/. If you have any questions, please contact the Academic Program Advisor for the School of Law. Email: courseadvicelaw@westernsydney.edu.au.  
LAWS 7056 Fundamentals of Australian Law 10
 Credit Points20
Spring session
LAWS 7061 Legal Analysis and Critique 10
LAWS 7057 Government and Public Law 10
 Credit Points20
Year 2
Autumn session
LAWS 7048 Criminal Law 10
LAWS 7047 Contracts 10
 Credit Points20
Spring session
LAWS 7072 Torts Law 10
LAWS 7044 Alternative Dispute Resolution 10
 Credit Points20
Year 3
Autumn session
LAWS 7053 Equity & Trusts 10
LAWS 7067 Property Law 10
 Credit Points20
Spring session
LAWS 7041 Administrative Law 10
LAWS 7060 Law of Associations 10
 Credit Points20
Year 4
Autumn session
LAWS 7066 Professional Responsibility and Legal Ethics 10
LAWS 7027 Legal Philosophy and Methodology 10
 Credit Points20
Spring session
LAWS 7068 Remedies 10
LAWS 7045 Civil Procedure and Arbitration 10
 Credit Points20
Year 5
Autumn session
LAWS 7046 Constitutional Law 10
LAWS 7049 Criminal Procedure and Evidence 10
 Credit Points20
Spring session
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points20
Year 6
Autumn session
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points20
Spring session
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points20
 Total Credit Points240

 Part-time mid-year intake

Plan of Study Grid
Year 1
Spring sessionCredit Points
LAWS 7058 Introduction to Law 10
LAWS7058 Introduction to Law will not be offered in Spring 2023. Students are advised to take LAWS 7044 Alternative Dispute Resolution in Spring 2023 instead. See: https://hbook.westernsydney.edu.au/subject-search. If you have any questions, please contact the Academic Program Advisor for the School of Law. Email: courseadvicelaw@westernsydney.edu.au.  
LAWS 7056 Fundamentals of Australian Law 10
 Credit Points20
Autumn session
LAWS 7066 Professional Responsibility and Legal Ethics 10
LAWS 7048 Criminal Law 10
 Credit Points20
Year 2
Spring session
LAWS 7061 Legal Analysis and Critique 10
LAWS 7072 Torts Law 10
 Credit Points20
Autumn session
LAWS 7047 Contracts 10
LAWS 7027 Legal Philosophy and Methodology 10
 Credit Points20
Year 3
Spring session
LAWS 7057 Government and Public Law 10
LAWS 7044 Alternative Dispute Resolution 10
 Credit Points20
Autumn session
LAWS 7053 Equity & Trusts 10
LAWS 7067 Property Law 10
 Credit Points20
Year 4
Spring session
LAWS 7041 Administrative Law 10
LAWS 7060 Law of Associations 10
 Credit Points20
Autumn session
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points20
Year 5
Spring session
LAWS 7068 Remedies 10
LAWS 7045 Civil Procedure and Arbitration 10
 Credit Points20
Autumn session
LAWS 7046 Constitutional Law 10
LAWS 7049 Criminal Procedure and Evidence 10
 Credit Points20
Year 6
Spring session
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points20
Autumn session
Select two JD Alternate subjects 20
 Credit Points20
 Total Credit Points240

JD Alternate Subjects

Students must complete a total of 60 credit points from the JD Alternate subjects, Professional Subject Pool and Research Subject Pool as follows

Subject Title Credit Points
Students must select at least 2 subjects from the following Professional subject Pool
LAWS 7042Advanced Legal Negotiation10
LAWS 7043Advocacy10
LAWS 7050Designing Law Apps for Access to Justice10
LAWS 7051Elder Law10
LAWS 7074Family Law10
JUST 7007Issues in the Criminal Justice System10
LAWS 7059Judicial Internship10
JUST 7006Legal Internship10
LAWS 7075Mediation10
LAWS 7065Moot Court10
LAWS 7069Revenue Law10
LAWS 7077Self-Managed Superannuation and Trusts10
LAWS 7071Technology, Innovation and the Law10
LAWS 6008Wills and Succession10
Students must select at least 1 subject from the following Research Subject Pool
LAWS 7062Legal Research Dissertation20
LAWS 7063Legal Research Project 110
LAWS 7064Legal Research Project 210
Students may select remaining JD Alternate subjects from below
LAWS 7073Animal Law10
LAWS 7003Australia's Visa System 110
LAWS 7004Australia's Visa System 210
LAWS 7007Australian Migration Law10
LAWS 7008Bioethics10
LAWS 5007Children's Rights: Local and International10
LAWS 7014Human Rights in Practice and Theory10
LAWS 7015Information and Data Governance Law and Policy10
LAWS 7033Intellectual Property10
LAWS 6005International Banking and Finance Law10
LAWS 7018International Corporate Governance10
LAWS 7019International Criminal Law and Justice10
LAWS 7020International Environmental Law and Policy10
LAWS 7022International Human Rights Law10
LAWS 7025International Law of Ocean Governance10
LAWS 7026International Space Law - Commercial Aspects10
LAWS 5006Law and Literature10
LAWS 5008Law and Public Policy10
LAWS 5001Law of Employment10
LAWS 7076Media Law10
LAWS 6006Medical Law10
LAWS 5002Planning and Environment Law10
LAWS 7030Principles of International Law10
LAWS 6004Sports Law10
LAWS 7038Visa Cancellation and Review20
LAWS 5004Work Health and Safety Law10

Equivalent Subjects

The subject listed below counts towards completion of this program for students who passed this subject in 2022 or earlier. 
 
LAWS 7016 - International Banking and Finance Law, replaced by LAWS 6005 International Banking and Finance Law
 

Discontinued Subjects

The subjects listed below counts towards completion of this program for students who passed the subjects in 2024 or earlier.  

LAWS 7006 Australian Legal System and Common Law
LAWS 7013 Global Governance & Sustainability
LAWS 7017 International Climate Change Law
LAWS 7052 Elder Law Industry Placement
LAWS 7054 Foundations of Chinese Law
LAWS 7055 Foundations of Indian Law
LAWS 7070 Revenue Law Industry Placement