Further information
Entry
Fees
Dates
Student exchange and
study abroad
Cross-institutional study
Credit for past LLB study
Graduate attributes and course outcomes
Honours and Distinction
We invite students to do Honours in their final year of study. We also recognise non-honours students who have a distinction or higher average with a Bachelor of Laws degree with Distinction.
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We offer three ways of studying for a Bachelor of Laws.
Combined courses (Category A)
A combined Bachelor of Laws course mainly for school-leavers.
- Course overview in the UWA Handbook
- Course rules - points, core unit and option requirements
- Course pathways - suggested course progression
- Selection process
- Frequently asked questions
Graduate entry (Category B)
A Bachelor of Laws course open only to non-law graduate applicants (TISC code: UWLBC).
- Course overview in the UWA Handbook
- Course rules - points, core unit and option requirements
- Course pathways - suggested course progression
- Selection process
- Frequently asked questions
Non-graduate entry (Category C)
A Bachelor of Laws course for students who are neither school-leavers nor graduates but who have undertaken some tertiary studies. Optional four-year straight law course (LLB) or combined course (TISC code: UWLCC).
- Course overview in the UWA Handbook
- Course rules - points, core unit and option requirements
- Course pathways - suggested course progression for single degree or combined degree
- Selection process
- Frequently asked questions
