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The Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Psychological Science is a double degree offered at La Trobe University, combining legal and psychological science studies to broaden career opportunities and pair a practical degree with academic depth.
The page does not specify the exact campus location for this double degree, but La Trobe University has multiple campus locations across Victoria and beyond. Prospective students should contact La Trobe directly for campus-specific information.
Prospective students can apply through La Trobe University's standard application process. The university provides guidance for Year 12 students, non-Year 12 students, Indigenous students, and international students through its 'How to Apply' pathways on the La Trobe website.
La Trobe University offers a range of scholarships for students, including options for domestic and international students. Prospective students are encouraged to visit the Scholarships section of the La Trobe website for details on available funding opportunities.
The page does not specifically outline career outcomes for this double degree, but combining law and psychological science can open pathways in legal practice, psychology-informed legal roles, policy, advocacy, and related fields. Students are encouraged to consult La Trobe's career resources for further guidance.
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