Undergraduate courses
UTS: Law's undergraduate program:
- is flexible enough to offer degrees that suit your lifestyle and prides itself on its egalitarian, multicultural appeal, and
- it's teaching is both practical and academic, making a UTS: Law degree highly attractive to the legal profession of today.
Find out more reasons why you should study law at UTS.
What to expect studying law at UTS: find out from some UTS: Law students.
Find the right course for you
UTS: Law offers a stand-alone Bachelor of Laws degree (LLB):
Bachelor of Laws (C10124v5)
Combined courses
You can take your studies further combining your Bachelor of Laws degree (LLB) with one from another discipline; opening up a vast choice of job opportunities for an exciting career.
Find out more about combined law degrees.
Admission to legal practice
Admission to the Supreme Court of NSW to practise as a lawyer is based upon the successful completion of an accredited legal qualification and an accredited course of practical legal training (PLT).
The UTS Bachelor of Laws is an accredited legal qualification.
Your study options
To assist you in planning your possible future study program, you can refer to listings of:
- optional subjects groups (electives), and
- offered subject by teaching period.
How to apply
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How much does it cost?
Local students
If you're an Australian citizen and permanent resident and never been enrolled in tertiary studies before you're most likely to study in a Commonwealth supported place. This involves the Commonwealth making a contribution to the cost of your study while you pay a student contribution. If eligible, you can elect to pay your student contribution upfront and receive a 20% discount. Alternatively, you can defer payment of your student contribution using HECS-HELP.
UTS: Student admin provide more information on fees.
International students
UTS: International students has details of tuition fees for international students.
