Course Overview
Eligibility
Career & Study Pathways
Course Content
University Core Subjects (3 subjects)
Bond's unique core subjects that ensure every student develops skills in critical thinking, collaboration, leadership, and integrity.
International Relations Subjects (12 subjects)
Covering global politics, economics, diplomacy, war and peace, human security, and governance in Australia and other world geographic regions.
Compulsory Law Subjects (17 subjects)
Including private law, public and criminal law, contract law, tort law, and other essential areas of substantive law.
Law Elective Subjects (7 subjects)
Students can choose individual electives or specialise in climate law, contemporary legal issues, corporate and commercial law, international and comparative law, legal practice, legal innovation and technology, or Canadian law and practice.
General Elective (1 subject)
Can be selected from any faculty or school within the University.
Common Questions
The Bachelor of International Relations / Bachelor of Laws can be completed in just 3 years and 4 months (10 semesters) at Bond University, thanks to its fast-track trimester timetable. This is notably faster than many other universities where it can take up to 4 years to complete even a single law degree.
Yes, graduates can qualify as a practising solicitor. In conjunction with completing the Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (GDLP) or a traineeship following completion of the legal degree, graduates will be eligible for admission to legal practice.
For the Bachelor of Laws, students can specialise in climate law, contemporary legal issues, corporate and commercial law, international and comparative law, legal practice, legal innovation and technology, and Canadian law and practice.
The Bachelor of International Relations / Bachelor of Laws is made up of 40 subjects (400 credit points), covering three University core subjects, 12 international relations subjects, 17 compulsory law subjects, seven law elective subjects, and one general elective subject which can be selected from any faculty or school within the University.
Graduates have a broad range of career opportunities in corporate, government, and not-for-profit settings in Australia and around the world, including careers in politics, diplomacy, international aid, international law, international trade, development, governance, and legal practice. Graduates also gain enhanced skills in written and oral communication, including negotiation, advocacy, dispute resolution, and legal writing.
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