Bachelor of Media/Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

Domestic students apply through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) by creating an application and listing the degree as a preference. International students who are not completing an Australian Year 12, IB Diploma, or NZ NCEA Level 3 can apply directly through UNSW's Apply Online portal. You should check specific entry requirements and ensure your application is submitted before the relevant closing dates.

Yes, UNSW offers a range of scholarships that may be available to students in this double degree. These include the Scientia Scholarship (for students with an ATAR of 99.90 or above, worth $10,000 for the duration of the program), the Academic Achievement Award ($5,000 for one year), Equity Scholarships for students from low-SES backgrounds, and the UNSW Co-op Program offering up to $19,600 per year along with industry placements. International students may be eligible for the International Scientia Coursework Scholarship or the Australia's Global University Award.

Yes, UNSW offers several admission pathways. The Gateway Admission Pathway provides early entry or a significantly lower ATAR requirement for eligible students from Gateway schools or low-socioeconomic areas. The Portfolio Entry Early Conditional Offer Scheme allows students to demonstrate passion and talent alongside their ATAR. The UNSW College Diploma also enables students to complete the first year of a bachelor's degree in 12 months and advance to second year with lower ATAR requirements.

UNSW currently operates on a trimester system known as UNSW 3+. From 2028, UNSW will transition to a new 'flex-semester' calendar. Students enrolling before 2028 will study under the current trimester system, while those starting from 2028 onwards will be subject to the new calendar arrangements. More details on term dates and timetabling are available through UNSW's website.

UNSW has been recognised as the winner of the AFR Most Employable University Award seven years in a row (2020–2026) and is ranked #1 in Australia for career outcomes by the Australian Financial Review Best Universities Ranking (2025). UNSW is also ranked in the top 20 universities worldwide (QS World University Rankings, 2024–2026), providing graduates with a globally recognised qualification.