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Course Overview
Where You Can Study
Adelaide
Mawson Lakes Boulevard, Mawson Lakes, SA 5095
Student Information
Tuition Fee
Commonwealth Supported
Duration
5 years full-time
Intakes
February, July
Study Mode
Full time or part time
Eligibility
Career & Study Pathways
A broad range of career options will be open to you, including*: • Counsellor • Lawyer/solicitor • Barrister • Legal officer/legal aid • Arbitrator/mediator • Parliamentary/Ministerial adviser • Human rights advocate • Judge’s associate • Law clerk • Paralegal • International relations specialist
Quality & Recognition
Academic Regulator
TEQSA
Professional Body
Legal Practitioners Education and Admission Council (SA)
Accreditation Status
AccreditedSkills Assessor
State Legal Admission Authority
Course Content
How Law Works
Torts
Law, Government and Community
Ethics and the Future of Law
Business and the Law
Constitutional Law
Contract
International Law
Professional Pathways and Destinations 1
Property Law
Criminal Law
Equity and Trusts
Administrative Law
Professional Pathways and Destinations 2
Corporate Law
Becoming a Lawyer
Internship: Society and Culture
Civil Dispute Resolution
Evidence
Future Law Project
Family Law
Human Rights Law
Income Tax Law
Intellectual Property Law
Health Law
Law of Work
Environmental Law
The Law of Succession
Climate Change Law
Ageing and the Law: Elder Law and Policy
Media Law
Creative Writing Essentials 3: The Writer as Researcher
Poetry: Theory and Practice
Cultures of Everyday Life
Cultures of Space and Place
Time Travellers: An Introduction to Archaeology
The World of the Ancient Greeks and Romans
Alexander the Great and his Globalised World
Myths of Ancient Egypt and Greece
From Bones to Holograms: Laboratory Techniques for Archaeology
Democracy and its Enemies: Politics in Greece and Rome
Contemporary Issues in Archaeology
Archaeological Field Methods
Using Big Data for Economic and Social Problems
Economy, Environment and Place
Physical Geography and Human Environmental Impacts
Responding to Climate Change
Environmental Management
Cities and Sustainability
Introduction to Environmental Impact Assessment
Tourism and Environment
Food Security
Empires in World History
History Today
Art and Power
Medieval Worlds: 500-1500
The Making of Modern Australia
Europe in Turmoil: 1900-1989
Reframing the Renaissance
Early Modern Worlds: 1500-1800
Beyond the Frontier: Aboriginal/Settler Australia
Memory Wars: History and Society
Baroque to Neo-Baroque
Aboriginal Cultures
Indigenous Philosophies
Space, Place and Belonging
Aboriginal Peoples Law and Land
Relatedness and Indigenous Peoples
Aboriginal Wellness and Wellbeing
Indigenous Nation Building and Governance
Sovereign Stories and Subjectivity in Media
Meaning, Context and Inference
Language, Meaning and the Self
Architectures of Meaning
Linguistic Ethnography
Narrative and the Linguistic Self
Language, Influence and Persuasion
Language, Meaning and Discourse
Critical Moments and Communicative Expertise
Understanding Literatures in English
Shakespeare our Contemporary
Decolonial Literatures
Poetic Revolutions
Futures of the Novel
Theory and Criticism of Literature
Australian Stories
Global Modernisms and Postmodernisms
Cinema of Hollywood
Understanding Film
Global Art Cinemas
Film Genres
Asian Cinemas
Popular Screen Cultures
Screenwriting: Theory and Practice
Screening Gender and Sexuality
Contemporary Approaches to Screen Studies
Introduction to Australian Politics
Fundamentals of Social Research
Introduction to International Development
Poverty Reduction: Doing International Development
Introduction to International Security
Security, Justice and Rights
Policy and Practice in Australian Politics
The Politics of Exclusion
Principles of Social Policy
Empowerment, Gender and Community Development
How to Change the World: Practicing Development
Humanitarian Emergencies, Aid and Action
Terrorism and Global Politics
Strategic Cultures and Grand Strategies in the Indo-Pacific
Decolonising Security
Australian Electoral Democracy
Cyberpolitics
Environment and Citizenship
Migration: Identity, Belonging and Difference
The Social Life of Technology
What Tears Societies Apart
Imagining New Social Worlds
Policy Solutions for Equitable Futures
Policy Monitoring and Evaluation
Choices, Models, and Morals
Environment and Development
International Development Practice: Design Project
Rights and Development
Threatening Periphery: Global Security and State Marginalisation
Security in Asia: Managing Critical Challenges in Australia’s Backyard
International Negotiations and Crisis Decision Making
Introduction to Politics
The Remarkable Power of Society: An Introduction to Sociology
Making Sense of Societies: Sociology in Practice
Population Trends and Challenges
Migration and (Im)mobility
Cultural Interventions: Policy and Activism
Approaches to Culture
The Anatomy of Social Problems: Social Critique and Policy
Beyond Pink and Blue: Genders and Sexualities in the Contemporary World
Gender and Crime: Sex, Violence and Justice
Globalisation, Justice and a Crowded Planet
Sustainability and Society
Passions and Interests: The History of Greed
Demographic Data and Techniques
Social Disadvantage in an Unequal World
Mediating Social Life
Think Big: Changing the World Through Social Theory
Qualitative Methods in Social Research
Quantitative Methods in Social Research
Gender, Work and Intimate Life
Gender, Sexuality and Race: Intersectionality and Coloniality
Gender, Sexuality and Everyday Cultures
Bodies, Genders, Sexualities
Introductory Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Resource Scarcity and Allocation
Migration and Development
How to Research Culture
Film Festival Cultures
Australia on Screen
Desire and Mimesis in Contemporary Culture
Framing Understandings of Race and Belonging
Gender, Sexuality and Human Rights
Medicine, Genders and Sexualities
Contemporary Theories of Genders and Sexualities in the Digital Age
Global Population and Health
Geography Matters
Advanced Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Drawing and Printmaking in Theory and Practice
Tradition and Transformation in Contemporary Art
Creative Writing Essentials 1: Prose, Poetry, Performance
Writing Life: From Concept to Practice
Creative Writing Essentials 2: Narrative Theories, Forms and Approaches to Practice
Fiction: Theory and Practice
Creative Nonfiction: Theory and Practice
Experimental Forms: Theory and Practice
Common Questions
The course has a duration of 260 weeks (approximately 5 years) as listed in the CRICOS registry for Adelaide University.
The course is available at two campus locations: the Adelaide City Campus and the Magill Campus, both owned and operated by Adelaide University in South Australia.
Adelaide University publishes an indicative annual tuition fee of AU$57,100 for international students commencing in 2027, which is AU$285,500 across the five-year program. With the AU$88 non-tuition fee, the estimated total course cost is AU$285,588.
Yes, the Bachelor of Laws (Honours), Bachelor of Arts is a dual qualification, combining a Law degree (Field of Education: Law, n.f.d.) with an Arts degree (Field of Education: Society and Culture, n.f.d.), both at the Bachelor Honours Degree level.
No, according to the CRICOS listing, this course does not include a work component and does not require foundation studies as a prerequisite.
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