Bachelor of Laws (Honours) [End-on]

The page does not provide a detailed overview of the Bachelor of Laws (Honours) [End-on] program specifically; however, JCU does offer a Bachelor of Laws where students examine principles of justice and ethical legal practice, becoming skilled at reviewing contracts, arguing a criminal case, negotiating litigation settlements and interpreting matters of constitutional law.

JCU offers law studies at its Townsville and Cairns campuses, as well as online, with intakes in January, May, and September. Students at JCU Cairns, Nguma-bada campus can hone their practice at North Queensland's first moot court with e-court facilities.

Yes, JCU offers several double degree options with Law, including Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Science - Bachelor of Laws, and Bachelor of Business - Bachelor of Laws, allowing students to pair legal expertise with skills in arts, science, or business.

Yes, the Bachelor of Business - Bachelor of Laws at JCU is described as an approved qualification to practise law in Queensland, and the Bachelor of Science - Bachelor of Laws states graduates are eligible for admission to practise law in Queensland.

Law students at JCU gain practical experience through real-world case scenarios, internships, mock trials, and access to 'moot' e-court facilities, including North Queensland's first moot court with e-court facilities at the Cairns, Nguma-bada campus.