Bachelor of Global Indigenous Studies / Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

Push for equality for Indigenous people and communities Do you want to work with local and global communities? Explore Indigenous knowledge systems, respond to ecological, social and economic challenges. Make a real impact.

This program is designed to produce culturally aware and innovative social advocates. Explore Indigenous histories, cultures, principle concepts and decolonisation. Combine this knowledge with strong legal expertise that elevates your potential across a wide range of sectors. Pursue a career in the legal field, or make your mark across research, government, NGOs, business, and community organisations – there are opportunities in almost every sector. The University’s Wollotuka Institute is committed to the advancement of Indigenous education at a local, national and international level. For additional information about this degree you can refer to the pages for the corresponding single degrees: Bachelor of Global Indigenous Studies, and Bachelor of Laws (Honours) Combined You will complete the first 105 hours of your required supervised clinical legal experience under the supervision of solicitors from our School – either in the legal centre itself or as part of our “Law on the Beach” program. School staff also assist to arrange external placements to make up the remaining 180 professional training hours required to qualify to practise as a lawyer.