Bachelor of Media (Screen and Sound Production)/Bachelor of Law

Domestic students apply through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC). You can submit up to five degree preferences, and UNSW's main offer rounds are December Round 2 and January Round 1. You should place your preferred UNSW degree as your highest eligible preference to be considered for an offer.

Yes, UNSW offers several admission pathways including the Portfolio Entry Early Conditional Offer Scheme (submit a portfolio alongside your ATAR for an adjusted entry requirement), the Gateway Admission Pathway (for students from Gateway schools or low-socioeconomic areas), and the UNSW College Diploma (complete the first year of a bachelor's degree in 12 months and advance to second year).

Yes, UNSW offers a range of scholarships. Domestic students may be eligible for the Academic Achievement Award ($5,000 for one year), the Scientia Scholarship ($10,000 for the duration of your program for students with a raw ATAR of 99.90 or above), Equity Scholarships, and the UNSW Co-op Program (financial support of $19,600 per year). International students may apply for the International Scientia Coursework Scholarship, Australia's Global University Award ($10,000 for one year), or the International Student Award (20% towards tuition fees).

UNSW is ranked #20 in the world (QS World University Rankings, 2024–2026), ranked #1 in Australia for career outcomes (AFR Best Universities Ranking, 2025), and has won the AFR Most Employable University Award seven years in a row (2020–2026), meaning graduates of this double degree benefit from a globally recognised qualification with strong employment outcomes.

Yes, international students can apply for this double degree directly through UNSW's Apply Online portal. You must meet both the academic and English language entry requirements. Note that some programs may be at capacity for certain intakes, so it is advisable to check the latest international admissions updates on the UNSW website before applying.