Bachelor of Laws (Honours), Bachelor of Arts

Adelaide University has multiple campuses across South Australia, including the Adelaide City Campus on North Terrace in the CBD, Magill Campus in the eastern suburbs, Mawson Lakes Campus, Mount Gambier Campus, and Whyalla Campus. The specific campus for this combined degree should be confirmed directly with Adelaide University.

Applications for Adelaide University degrees in 2026 are now open via SATAC for Australian students. It is recommended to check the Adelaide University website or SATAC for specific intake dates and application deadlines for this combined degree.

Adelaide University offers several alternative pathways including Guaranteed Entry based on Year 12 subject results (using your best three grades from 20-credit subjects with an ATAR of 50 or higher), the STAT test for those without Year 12, VET qualifications at Certificate IV or higher, Higher Education GPA, and preparatory programs such as Foundation Studies and UniStart.

Adelaide University offers Guaranteed Entry for most undergraduate degrees, including ATAR-based and subject-based options. For ATAR-based Guaranteed Entry, you need to achieve an ATAR (including adjustment factors) equal to or higher than the Guaranteed Entry score and meet any admissions criteria. For subject-based Guaranteed Entry, you need to complete SACE (or equivalent) with an ATAR of 50 or higher and achieve the required grades in your best three 20-credit subjects.

The page indicates that some Adelaide University courses are available 100% online, however specific delivery mode details for this combined Law and Arts degree are not listed on this page. Prospective students should contact the Adelaide University Future Student Enquiries team or visit the course-specific page to confirm whether online study is available for this degree.