Bachelor of Forensic Science Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

It is a combined undergraduate degree at the University of Technology Sydney that integrates forensic science with honours-level legal studies, providing graduates with expertise across both fields through practice-based learning developed in partnership with industry leaders.

UTS offers several alternative pathways including the STAT (Skills for Tertiary Admission Test), TAFE or VET qualifications such as an AQF diploma or advanced diploma, UTS College for those who don't qualify for direct entry, and equity pathways such as the Jumbunna Admissions Program for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students and the U@Uni Academy for students from partner schools.

You may be able to defer your offer depending on the course's requirements. Domestic students can find information on deferring at the UTS deferring your course commencement page, while international students should refer to the deferring your offer page on the UTS website.

UTS offers over 400 scholarships including the Vice-Chancellor's Outstanding Achievement Scholarship, Vice-Chancellor's Merit Scholarship, UTS Humanitarian Scholarship, Indigenous scholarships, Graduate Research scholarships, and the Equal Access Scholarship designed to support students from diverse backgrounds. Both domestic and international students are eligible for various scholarships.

UTS is ranked #7 in Australia and #96 globally (QS World University Rankings 2026), and is recognised for excellence in teaching, research impact, industry engagement and international outlook. The university uses practice-based learning approaches developed in partnership with industry leaders, and 93.3% of graduates are employed three years post-graduation, reflecting strong career readiness and employer demand.