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Bachelor of Laws Graduate Entry Wlawg1
1 providerTypically 3 years full-timeOnline
Course overview
Bachelor of Laws Graduate Entry Wlawg1 is an AQF level 7 course in Australia. This page lists who teaches it. You can compare the fee, the place, how you study, and how to get in.
It usually takes 3 years full-time. Providers on this page offer it Online.
One provider lists this course in NT.
Entry requirements are set by each provider. They can include past study, an English level, work experience, or an interview. Open a listing to see the length, the fee, the campus, and how to ask that provider.
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About this qualification
The Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) degree provides you with the academic foundation to become a lawyer or work in a range of industries that require legal expertise, including politics, policy, government, business and private legal practice.
At CDU, you can complete a Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) in three years full-time or six years part-time, with options to study your law degree 100% online, on campus or a mix of both. Upon graduating, you will be eligible to apply for admission to the legal practice anywhere in Australia.
The Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) teaches you about legal systems and principles in Australia and abroad. You will gain skills in legal research, analysis and communication, and learn theoretical perspectives on the law. The course also has a unique focus on transnational law (which looks at how laws are applied in more than one jurisdiction) and comparative law (which examines different legal systems from around the world), so you will gain insight into the legal issues facing today's globalised economies and societies. There is a focus on the analysis, interpretation, evaluation and application of various sources of legal authority to construct solutions to legal problems.
The course provides theoretical perspectives on the law and encourages an appreciation of legal issues of special significance to the Northern Territory, including Aboriginal legal issues.
As the Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) is a competitive course, you're also encouraged to apply for the Associate Degree of Legal Studies or the Diploma of Laws. These programs are an alternative pathway to the Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry).
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