Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts

Most bachelor degrees take between three and six years to complete. As a double degree, this combined qualification has more units overall and will add time compared to a standard single bachelor degree. You'll finish both qualifications faster than taking them consecutively, and gain a competitive edge.

Yes, real industry experience is guaranteed in all Swinburne bachelor degrees through the Work Integrated Learning program. You'll get on the direct line to your career with projects, placements and internships that connect you with industry before you graduate.

There are multiple entry pathways: Year 12 students can apply through VTAC by making Swinburne their number one preference; non-year 12 students can apply directly via Swinburne's online application portal; and students who don't meet traditional academic requirements can explore pathway options such as UniLink diplomas, TAFE, and Fee-Free UniReady programs.

Yes, you can transfer into a double degree at any time during your undergraduate degree, allowing flexibility if you decide to combine your studies after you have already begun.

Generally, a standard three-year bachelor degree has 24 units. However, as a double degree, you will need to complete additional units beyond the standard 24, which is why double degrees take longer than a single bachelor degree to complete.