Bachelor of Laws (Honours), Bachelor of Psychology

The Bachelor of Laws (Honours), Bachelor of Psychology is a combined degree that spans two distinct study areas — Law & Justice and Psychology & Social Work — providing graduates with expertise in both legal principles and psychological science.

Yes, you can use your Selection Rank (ATAR plus any applicable adjustment factors) to apply for this degree. Guaranteed Entry is also available — either ATAR-based (achieving the Guaranteed Entry score or higher) or subject-based (completing SACE with an ATAR of 50 or higher and using your best three grades from 20-credit subjects), provided you meet any additional admissions criteria.

Adelaide University holds the largest campus footprint in South Australia, with campuses including the Adelaide City Campus on North Terrace in the CBD, Magill Campus in the eastern suburbs, Mawson Lakes Campus, Mount Gambier Campus in the Limestone Coast region, and Whyalla Campus — the largest regional university campus in South Australia.

Yes, Adelaide University welcomes international students and provides comprehensive resources including step-by-step application guides, information on student rights and responsibilities, a registered Education Agent finder, and preparation guides for coming to Australia.

If you don't meet the ATAR requirements, there are several alternative pathways available, including completing a VET qualification at Certificate IV or higher, using a Higher Education GPA from at least six months of recognised tertiary study, sitting the STAT (Skills for Tertiary Admissions Test) if you are 18 or older, or completing preparatory programs such as Foundation Studies or UniStart, which can lead to entry into an undergraduate degree.