Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

You can apply for the Bachelor of Laws (Honours) at UTS either through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) or directly to UTS. If applying through UAC and your application is successful, you will receive an offer via email from UAC and can then accept through Start at UTS. If applying directly, you can accept your offer through My Student Portal.

UTS offers several alternative entry pathways including the STAT (Skills for Tertiary Admission Test), VET or TAFE qualifications such as an AQF diploma or advanced diploma, the U@Uni Academy for high school students from partner schools, the Jumbunna Admissions Program for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander students, and the option to transfer from another UTS course after a year of study.

Yes, you may be able to defer your offer depending on the course's requirements. Domestic students can find information about deferring through UTS's 'Deferring your course commencement' page, while international students can refer to the 'Deferring your offer' page on the UTS website.

UTS offers over 400 scholarships for both domestic and international students. These include the Vice-Chancellor's Outstanding Achievement Scholarship, Vice-Chancellor's Merit Scholarship, UTS Humanitarian Scholarship, Indigenous scholarships for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students, and various faculty prizes and awards. Students can use the UTS scholarship search tool to find opportunities relevant to their circumstances.

According to the 2024 Graduate Outcomes Survey – Longitudinal, 93.3% of UTS graduates are employed three years post-graduation, reflecting strong career readiness and employer demand for UTS graduates.