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Semester 1; Semester 2
Course Overview
Where You Can Study
Fremantle
Eligibility
WA — Applicants with recent Secondary Education
WA — Applicants with Higher Education
WA — Applicants with Vocational Education and Training (VET) study
WA — Applicants with Work and Life Experience
NSW — Applicants with recent Secondary Education
NSW — Applicants with Higher Education
NSW — Applicants with Vocational Education and Training (VET) study
NSW — Applicants with Work and Life Experience
All applicants must also satisfy:
Career & Study Pathways
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
TEQSA
Professional Body
Australian Institute of Medical and Clinical Scientists (AIMS)
Accreditation Status
AccreditedSkills Assessor
AIMS
Course Content
Legal Research and Writing
Year One
Legal Process and Statutory Interpretation
Year One
Legal History
Year One
Introduction to Biological Sciences
Year One
Human Structure & Function
Year One
Exercise in Physiology
Year One
Introduction to Physical Sciences
Year One
Criminal Law A
Year Two
Contract Law A
Year Two
Torts A
Year Two
Criminal Law B
Year Two
Contract Law B
Year Two
Torts B
Year Two
Data Analysis and Experimental Design
Year Two
Molecular and Cell Biology
Year Two
Anatomy and Physiology of Body Systems
Year Two
Biochemistry
Year Two
Property Law A
Year Three
Property Law B
Year Three
Immunology
Year Three
Human Genetics
Year Three
Biomedical Science Practicum
Year Three
Infectious Disease
Year Three
Neuroscience
Year Three
Advocacy
Year Four
Constitutional Law
Year Four
Equity
Year Four
Corporations & Partnerships
Year Four
Evidence
Year Four
Administrative Law
Year Four
Trusts
Year Four
Law Elective One
Year Four
Remedies
Year Five
Civil Procedure
Year Five
Legal Philosophy
Year Five
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Year Five
Commercial Practice & Ethics
Year Five
Law Elective Two
Year Five
Law Elective Three
Year Five
Law Elective Four
Year Five
Advanced Administrative Law
Law Elective
Advanced Civil Procedure
Law Elective
Advanced Constitutional Law
Law Elective
Advanced Evidence Law
Law Elective
Advanced Research Project (i.e. Honours Research)
Law Elective
Bioethics and the Law
Law Elective
Advanced Taxation Law
Law Elective
Commercial Law
Law Elective
Commercial Drafting
Law Elective
Construction and Building Contract Law
Law Elective
Contemporary Legal Issues
Law Elective
Directed Research Project
Law Elective
Employee Relations Law
Law Elective
Entertainment Law
Law Elective
Environmental Law
Law Elective
Family Law
Law Elective
Health Law
Law Elective
Human Rights Law
Law Elective
Indigenous law
Law Elective
Insolvency
Law Elective
International Commercial Dispute Resolution
Law Elective
Intellectual Property Law
Law Elective
Introduction to Canon Law (i.e. Church Law)
Law Elective
Law and Religion
Law Elective
Law in Context (Externships) – involves work experience
Law Elective
Legal History
Law Elective
Mining and Petroleum Law
Law Elective
Occupational Safety and Health Law
Law Elective
Introduction to Australian Taxation Law
Law Elective
Succession
Law Elective
Competition and Consumer Law
Law Elective
Trial Advocacy
Law Elective
CORE I: Foundations of Wisdom
Core Curriculum
CORE II: Elective
Core Curriculum
Common Questions
The combined Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Biomedical Science has been designed to be completed over 5.38 years of full-time study, though it is also available on a part-time equivalent basis.
Yes, the Law component of the degree is accredited by the Legal Practice Board of Western Australia, and the program places a heavy focus on experiential learning including mooting, public speaking, dispute resolution, and client interview competitions.
There are no practicum or internship requirements applicable to the Bachelor of Laws component. However, there are internship requirements applicable to the Bachelor of Biomedical Science component — students are required to undertake a Practicum during the second or third year of their program, working in a related field under the supervision of an approved external supervisor and assessed on the basis of a written report and a confidential report from the supervisor. The Biomedical Science Practicum is a 25 Unit of Credit course.
Applicants with recent secondary education in Western Australia require an indicative ATAR/Selection Rank of 80 (including any Adjustment Factors), or an International Baccalaureate (IB) score of 29. All applicants must also satisfy the Minimum University Admission Requirements relating to minimum age and English Language Proficiency.
By completing a Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Biomedical Science, graduates will be able to practise law in the specialist area of health sciences. Alternatively, graduates may also choose to work in the biomedical industry in regulation, compliance, and intellectual property. Because introducing new biomedical products into the market requires the help of multidisciplinary teams, including research scientists, intellectual property lawyers and clinical trials experts, graduates with knowledge in medicine and law are in high demand.
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