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480 points (27 courses)
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Entry Requirements
To be accepted into the LLB you need to
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University Entrance, or to meet the requirements of another admission type
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Degree requirements
Complete at least 480 points, of which:
- At least 90 points must points must be from non-law courses chosen from any other first degree at this university.
Complete three core
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courses at 100 level (usually in the first year):
- LAWS 121
- LAWS 122
- LAWS 123
Complete non-law courses worth at least 70
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points (usually in the first year)
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Complete five core
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courses at 200 level:
- LAWS 211
- LAWS 212
- LAWS 213
- LAWS 214
- LAWS 297
Complete any further courses to make the 90 required non-law points
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Complete LAWS 301
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and LAWS 312
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Complete eleven further LAWS courses at 300 level, including LAWS 334 if you wish to apply for admission to the Bar
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Conjoint
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Comments
We decided to limit our treatment of conjoint and double degrees to a few words and a link to an existing homesite page.
The suggested exception to this is the LLB, because 80% of students do a conjoint degree. As such, it seems necessary to give more coverage to this flexibility for this degree.
I have used the major requirements section to describe the conjoint options, as the LLB doesn't have any majors. However, this section of the page is likely to be hand crafted.
- We need to state the general requirements for conjoints (at least those applicable to the LLB. See Entry and Conjoint Requirements sections above.
- Based on the graduate numbers (see comment) we will show an LLB/BA only for the MVP. We can always add more conjoint examples later.
Conjoint Requirements
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Complete at
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least 660 points, of which:
- At least 480 least 480 points from courses at 200 level or higher,
- A maximum of 60 points may of 60 points may be credited to the conjoint programme from a previously completed degree and
- At least 180 points from least 180 points from courses passed at Victoria University.
Students must meet the conjoint requirements for each component degree
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300-level courses may not normally be used to satisfy the major or specialisation requirements for both component degrees
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