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Model Structures for Law Courses

The School of Law recommends that students follow one of the model structures noted below.

Detailed information on course structures, rules, unit offerings and pre-requisite unit information can be found in the online course search facility.

Please contact a Faculty Student Advisor if you would like to check your course plan to ensure it meets course requirements. Students may also make an application for Credit for Prior Learning.

Model degree structures 2013

Bachelor of Laws (LLB) M312 full-time 4 years [72KB PDF]

Bachelor of Laws (LLB) M312 full-time 4 years (commenced prior to 2013) [72KB PDF]

Bachelor of Laws (LLB) M312 part-time 8 years [74KB PDF]

Law Combined Courses (LLB / other course) D312, D322, D323, D327, D331, D335 full-time 5 years [74KB PDF]

Approved LLB electives

Electives offered in 2013

Note: Law electives are offered on a rotational basis. Not every unit is offered every year.