James Cook University
3 years full-time
Gain a multidisciplinary and practical legal education with a JCU law degree. Study the core concepts of law and learn how to apply your legal skills in varied contexts, including contracts, criminal law, and constitutional law.
Applicants must meet the minimum ATAR score of 75 and have completed English (Units 3/4, C) as a prerequisite. Non-school leavers can have their qualifications and work experience assessed to obtain an equivalent score.
In your first year, you will build a strong foundation of legal concepts and processes in a contemporary setting. In your second year, you will study different areas of law in-depth, including personal property and land law, criminal law, and torts. In your third year, you will advance your legal knowledge and skills by developing expertise in administration, equity, trusts, company, and constitutional law.
As a student of JCU's Queensland law school, you will engage in immersive and dynamic learning experiences facilitated by expert and friendly lecturers. Pursue self-directed study and assessment with hybrid learning environments and integrated technology to connect online and in-person to your course. Study flexibly throughout your law degree with access to indoor and outdoor spaces, including e-court facilities.
A JCU Law degree opens up a wide range of career options. You could pursue a career in government or the private sector in areas such as business and commerce, environment, property, taxation, corporate or family law. As a graduate, and upon successful completion of the Practical Legal Training (PLT) course, you will be eligible to seek admission as a legal practitioner in Queensland.
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