Juris Doctor/Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice

Admission criteria text: Entry to the JD/GradDipLegPrac is available to students who have one of the following qualifications with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 4.0 or above: a Bachelor Degree a Bachelor Honours Degree a Master's Degree Students who have gained one of the above qualifications from a University outside of Australia in the discipline of law with a GPA of 4.0 or above can be admitted. Students with a Bachelor of Laws degree from an Australian University cannot be admitted. Applicants with one of the above qualifications with a GPA of 3.5 may be considered on a case-by-case basis. Students with an overseas law degree qualification can apply for up to 80 units of specified or unspecified credit through recognition of prior learning. Where a student seeks specified credit for one or more of the eleven courses normally required for admission to practice law in Australia (known as the Priestley 11 ), then this will be considered where applicants have satisfied the NSW Legal Profession Admissions Board (or the equivalent body in another Australian state) that courses completed at the relevant overseas institution are substantially equivalent to the courses for which they are seeking specified credit. Entry to the JD/GradDipLegPrac is available to students who have one of the following qualifications with a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 4.0 or above: a Bachelor Degree a Bachelor Honours Degree a Master's Degree Students who have gained one of the above qualifications from a University outside of Australia in the discipline of law with a GPA of 4.0 or above can be admitted. Students with a Bachelor of Laws degree from an Australian University cannot be admitted. Applicants with one of the above qualifications with a GPA of 3.5 may be considered on a case-by-case basis. Students with an overseas law degree qualification can apply for up to 80 units of specified or unspecified credit through recognition of prior learning. Where a student seeks specified credit for one or more of the eleven courses normally required for admission to practice law in Australia (known as the Priestley 11 ), then this will be considered where applicants have satisfied the NSW Legal Profession Admissions Board (or the equivalent body in another Australian state) that courses completed at the relevant overseas institution are substantially equivalent to the courses for which they are seeking specified credit. Offerings: All

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Graduates of the Juris Doctor/Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice program typically pursue careers as legal practitioners in various sectors, including private law firms, government agencies, and non-profit organizations. The program equips them with the necessary skills to engage in legal practice, providing opportunities in areas such as litigation, corporate law, and community legal services. Additionally, graduates may take on roles that involve advocacy, legal consulting, or policy development.