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Why study Law?

We offer an innovative and high-quality legal education. There is a strong commitment to social justice, interdisciplinary enquiry, an international perspective and practical experience that links learning with legal practice. You will be prepared for employment in a global legal economy. Study the law in its broad social, political and economic context. Develop analytical, problem-solving and critical research skills. Choose from eleven professionally accredited law programs, with nine leading to double degrees. Top students can go on to do an Honours year. This involves close supervision, access to a research and writing skills program, and a 10,000 word thesis.

New courses for 2012

With three new courses starting at our Bendigo campus, we now offer six excellent programs for those considering a career in law.

New programs for 2012 include the Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate Entry), Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) and the Bachelor of Laws/Psychological Science. Our regional campuses offer a small group teaching environment and access to community legal service placements.

Career opportunities

Graduates can work in legal practice and beyond. Roles include solicitor, barrister, judge's associate, litigation manager, patent attorney, law librarian, lecturer, equal opportunities officer, intelligence analyst, industrial relations officer, immigration officer, taxation officer, ministerial, legal or policy adviser, and in dispute resolution and compliance.

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Law courses (Mid year entry)
Offer year	Course title	Campus(es)	Duration	Semester starts
2013	Bachelor of Laws	Melbourne Bendigo	4 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws continued… Course description Giving graduates an accredited professional qualification in law, this course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and strong emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to legal practice in Victoria, as well as a broad range of electives - many with a practical skills component (e.g. Clinical Legal Education, Communication and Advocacy Skills, and Negotiation). After completing first year, students can apply to transfer into a five-year double degree to extend knowledge and skills in a particular area of interest (see descriptions of law double degrees for more). Please note, students commencing at Bendigo must transfer to the Melbourne campus after completing second year. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: Study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in English (any other). Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATAR 93.95 (2012) Non-Year 12 selection may be based on ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to performance in prerequisite studies and humanities (any), and to Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Full course details Laws (Undergraduate Entry)Melbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Accounting	Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Accounting continued… Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria and a wide range of electives. It also includes compulsory specialised subjects relevant to business, such as Banking and Finance Law and Competition Policy and Law. The accounting component aims to provide skills and knowledge relevant to accounting practice and management of large and small enterprises in government and private sectors. It offers wide-ranging electives encompassing financial management, financial planning, and management. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in English (any) . Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATAR n/a (2012) Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to performance in prerequisite studies, Business Studies (any) and Humanities (any), and Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Successful completion of appropriate subjects qualifies graduates for membership of CA Australia, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia, the National Institute of Public Accountants , and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants. Full course details Laws/AccountingMelbourne
2013	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Accounting	Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Accounting continued… Course description This program offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and a real emphasis on hands-on experiences. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria and a wide range of electives. The course also includes compulsory specialised subjects relevant to business such as Banking and Finance Law and Competition Policy and Law. The accounting component aims to provide a professional accounting qualification comprising the skills and knowledge for accounting practice and management of large and small enterprises in the government and private sectors. Electives are available in a range of areas including financial management, financial planning, and management. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in English (any) . Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATAR n/a (2012) Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to performance in prerequisite studies, Business Studies (any) and Humanities (any), and Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria).Successful completion of the appropriate choice of subjects qualifies graduates for membership of the following professional accounting bodies: CA Australia, Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA), National Institute of Public Accountants (IPA), and the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). Full course details Laws/AccountingMelbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts	Bendigo Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (March and July)
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts continued… Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of electives. Students can from a wide range of arts majors, including languages and the performing arts. They may also complete law electives that complement their arts specialisation. For example, a student who majors in politics might complete law electives such as Public International Law, Human Rights Law or Public Interest Law Practice. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 and 4: Study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in any other English. Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATARs (2012) Melbourne: 93.70 Bendigo: 89.45 Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to study scores in prerequisite studies and in Classical Societies and Cultures, History (any), International Politics, International Studies, Literature, LOTE (any), and International Politics. Consideration is given to Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria. In addition, a regional bonus may apply. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) Additional information Students commencing at Bendigo must transfer to Melbourne after second year. Bendigo students must normally select an arts major from one of the following: English, history, Indonesian, politics, religion and spirituality studies, sociology, gender and diversity studies. How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Full course details Laws/Arts Melbourne Laws/Arts Bendigo
2013	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts	Bendigo Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (March and July)
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts continued… Course description See the Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate Entry) for a description of the law component of this degree. For the arts component, students can select a major from a wide range of disciplines, including languages and the performing arts. Students may also complete law electives that complement arts specialisations. Please note, students commencing Bendigo must transfer to the Melbourne campus after second year. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 and 4: Study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in any other English. Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATARs (2012) Melbourne: 93.70 Bendigo: 89.45 Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to study scores in prerequisite studies and in Classical Societies and Cultures, History (any), International Politics, International Studies, Literature, LOTE (any), and International Politics. Consideration is given to Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria. In addition, a regional bonus may apply. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) Additional information Please note: Bendigo students must transfer to Melbourne after 2 years (full-time). Bendigo students must normally select their arts major from one of the following: English, history, Indonesian, politics, religion and spirituality studies, sociology, gender and diversity studies. How to apply Apply through VTACfor first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Full course details Laws/Arts Melbourne Laws/Arts Bendigo
2012	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Business	Bendigo Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Business continued… Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of electives, including Banking and Finance Law, Income Taxation Law and International Business Law. Students can complete a business major in business economics, financial management, financial planning, human resource management, macroeconomics, management information systems, international management, management or marketing. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in any other English. Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATARs (2012) Melbourne: ATAR n/a Bendigo: 89.10 Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Re-ranking is based on results in prerequisite studies, Business (any), and Humanities (any). Consideration is also given to Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria. In addition, a regional bonus may apply. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) Additional information Students commencing at Bendigo must transfer to Melbourne after second year. Bendigo students who want to major in accounting can apply to transfer into the Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Accounting at Melbourne. How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Graduates with a human resource management major are eligible for admission to the Australian Human Resource Institute (subject to relevant work experience). Full course details Laws/BusinessMelbourne Laws/BusinessBendigo
2013	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Business	Bendigo Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Business continued… Course description See Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate Entry) for a general description of the law component. This double degree also includes law subjects complementary to business, such as Banking and Finance Law, Income Taxation Law and International Business Law. As well as aiming to provide an accredited law qualification, it allows students to complete a business major in business economics, financial management, financial planning, human resource management, macroeconomics, management information systems, international management, management or marketing. Please note: students commencing at Bendigo must transfer to the Melbourne campus after second year. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in any other English. Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATARs (2012) Melbourne: ATAR n/a Bendigo: 89.10 Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Re-ranking is based on results in prerequisite studies, Business (any), and Humanities (any). Consideration is also given to Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria. In addition, a regional bonus may apply. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) Additional information Please note: Bendigo students must transfer to Melbourne after 2 years (full-time). Bendigo students who want to major in accounting can apply to transfer into the Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Accounting at Melbourne. How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria).Graduates with a marketing major are eligible for associate membership of the Australian Marketing Institute or the Australian Market and Social Research Society. Graduates with a human resource management major are eligible for admission to the Australian Human Resource Institute (subject to relevant work experience). Full course details Laws/BusinessMelbourne Laws/BusinessBendigo
2012	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Economics	Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent.	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Economics continued… Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of law electives. It also includes compulsory subjects relevant to economics, such as Banking and Finance Law, Competition Law and Policy, or an approved subject from the Master of Laws in Global Business Law. Prerequisite VCE Unit 3 & 4: study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in any other English, and at least 20 in Mathematics (any). Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATAR n/a (2012) Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to study scores in prerequisite studies, Business (any), and Humanities (any). Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). The appropriate choice of subjects in the Bachelor of Economics can lead to membership of the Australasian Institute of Banking and Finance. Full course details Laws/EconomicsMelbourne
2013	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Economics	Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent.	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Economics continued… Course description See the Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate Entry) for details on the law component. The law curriculum also includes compulsory specialised subjects relevant to economics such as Competition Law and Policy, Banking and Finance Law, or an approved subject from the Master of Laws in Global Business Law. See the Bachelor of Economics for details on the economics component. Prerequisite VCE Unit 3 & 4: study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in any other English, and at least 20 in Mathematics (any). Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATAR n/a (2012) Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to study scores in prerequisite studies, Business (any), and Humanities (any). Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition See Bachelor of Laws for information re the law component. The appropriate choice of subjects in the Bachelor of Economics can lead to membership of the Australasian Institute of Banking and Finance. Full course details Laws/EconomicsMelbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Finance	Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Finance continued… Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of law electives. It also includes compulsory subjects relevant to economics, such as Banking and Finance Law, Competition Law and Policy, or an approved subject from the Master of Laws in Global Business Law. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in any other English, and at least 20 in Mathematics (any). Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATAR n/a (2012) Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to study scores achieved in prerequisite studies, Business (any), and Humanities (any). Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) How to apply Apply through VTAC/UAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). The appropriate subjects in the Bachelor of Finance can lead to membership of the Financial Services Institute of Australia . Full course details Laws/Finance Melbourne
2013	Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Finance	Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Finance continued… Course description The Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Finance is a five-year combined degree providing an accredited professional qualification in law, as well as a degree in finance. See the Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate Entry) for details on the law component of this double degree. This double degree also includes compulsory specialised law subjects relevant to finance, such as Banking and Finance Law, Competition Law and Policy or an approved subject from the Master of Laws in Global Business Law. The finance component is a largely fixed, giving students comprehensive studies in four major areas: corporate finance, international finance, investment and portfolio management and risk management. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in any other English, and at least 20 in Mathematics (any). Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATAR n/a (2012) Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to study scores achieved in prerequisite studies, Business (any), and Humanities (any). Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). The appropriate choice of subjects in the Bachelor of Finance can lead to membership of the Financial Services Institute of Australia . Full course details Laws/Finance Melbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of International Relations	Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of International Relations continued… Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of law electives, including subjects relevant to international relations, such as Human Rights Law, Public International Law and Organised and International Crime. The international relations course combines core subjects in politics, international public policy, and professional competency with electives from politics and other disciplines including economics, history, sociology, anthropology and sociology. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in any other English. Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATAR 94.00 (2012) Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to performance in prerequisite studies and Humanities (any), and to Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Full course details Laws/International Relations Melbourne
2013	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of International Relations	Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of International Relations continued… Course description This course aims to give graduates the skills to work with and for prominent organisations within international politics or as a lawyer in the public, private or community sector. See the Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate Entry) for details on the law component. The curriculum also includes subjects complementary to international relations, such as Human Rights Law, Public International Law and Organised and International Crime. The international relations component combines core subjects in politics, international public policy and professional competency in transition to the workplace. It offers electives from politics and other disciplines, including economics, history, sociology, anthropology and sociology. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in any other English. Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATAR 94.00 (2012) Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to performance in prerequisite studies and Humanities (any), and to Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Full course details Laws/International Relations Melbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Media Studies	Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Media Studies continued… Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of law electives, including compulsory specialised subjects relevant to media studies such as Intellectual Property Law, Competition Policy and Law, or an approved subject from the Master of Laws in Global Business Law. It also includes a vocationally-oriented media studies program, with streams in writing, video/television, and radio/audio production, and a media internship program. Students have 24-hour access to new production facilities. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in any other English. Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATAR n/a (2012) Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to performance in prerequisite studies and Humanities (any), and to Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Full course details Laws/Media StudiesMelbourne
2013	Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Media Studies	Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Media Studies continued… Course description Particularly since the advent of the internet, media law is an ever-expanding field offering lucrative and exciting career options to graduates with an appropriate mix of knowledge and skills. This degree aims to equip students thoroughly for a range of law-related careers in media industries - whether in arts policy, copyright intellectual property, entertainment law or talent representation. See the Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate Entry) for details on the law component, which includes compulsory subjects relevant to media studies, such as Intellectual Property Law, Competition Policy and Law, or an approved subject from the Master of Laws in Global Business Law. The Bachelor of Media Studies offers specialisations in writing, video/television and radio/audio, and an internship program. Students also receive 24-hour access to new production facilities. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in any other English. Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATAR n/a (2012) Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to performance in prerequisite studies and Humanities (any), and to Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Full course details Laws/Media StudiesMelbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Psychological Science	Melbourne Bendigo	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Psychological Science continued… Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of law electives. It also includes compulsory specialised law subjects relevant to psychology, such as Psychology and Criminal Law, and Mental Disorder and Criminal Responsibility. The Bachelor of Psychological Science aims to provide knowledge and skills in psychology and biological and social aspects of behaviour, but does not qualify graduates to work as a psychologist. Further education and supervised experience is required for registration as a professional psychologist. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: study score of at least 30 in English (any). Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATAR 94.15 (2012) Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to study scores in prerequisite studies, Humanities (any) Biology, Psychology, and to Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria.. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Eligibility for membership of Australian Psychological Society and Victorian registration as a psychologist requires at least two more years' study beyond fourth year, such as a Master or Doctor of Psychology. Full course details Laws/Psychological Science Melbourne Laws/Psychological Science Bendigo
2013	Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Psychological Science	Bendigo Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Psychological Science continued… Course description See the Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate Entry) for details on the law component of this double degree, which includes compulsory specialised law subjects relevant to psychology, such as Psychology and Criminal Law, and Mental Disorder and Criminal Responsibility. The Bachelor of Psychological Science aims to provide students with broad knowledge and skills in psychology as well as biological and social aspects of behaviour. However, it does not qualify gradutes for registration/work as a psychologist - this requires specific postgraduate studies. Please note, students commencing Bendigo must transfer to the Melbourne campus after second year. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: study score of at least 30 in English (any). Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATAR 94.15 (2012) Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to study scores in prerequisite studies, Humanities (any) Biology, Psychology, and to Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria.. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Eligibility for membership of Australian Psychological Society and Victorian registration as a psychologist requires at least two more years' study beyond fourth year, such as a Master of Psychology or a Doctor of Psychology professional training program. Full course details Laws/Psychological Science Melbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Science	Bendigo Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Science continued… Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of law electives, including subjects relevant to science such as Intellectual Property Law, Law and Medicine, and Psychology and Law. Students can choose science subjects from a wide range of disciplines including chemistry, computer science, electronics, genetics, psychology, and mathematics. But pllease note majors at Bendigo are limited to biological sciences, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, physics, psychological science and statistics. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: study scores of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in English (any other) and at least 20 in either Mathematical Methods or Specialist Mathematics. Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Non-Year 12 applicants may be asked to complete a maths test. Selection ATARs (2012) Melbourne: ATAR n/a Bendigo: 86.25 Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to study scores in prerequisite studies, Chemistry, Physics, and Humanities (any). Consideration is also given to Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria. In addition, a regional bonus may apply. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) Additional costs Depending on subjects , approximate costs include: laboratory coat - A$30, dissecting kit - A$40. Students can purchase these items from any supplier; they remain students' personal property. Additional information Please note: Bendigo students must transfer to Melbourne after 2 years (full-time). Major studies include biological sciences, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, physics, psychological science and statistics. Graduates can have their academic record and testament annotated according to specialisation (e.g. Bachelor of Science (Statistics). How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Science graduates can apply for membership of professional associations as determined by their major studies. Full course details Laws/ScienceMelbourne Laws/ScienceBendigo
2013	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Science	Bendigo Melbourne	5 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Science continued… Course description Combined expertise in law and a specific science discipline is likely to give students outstanding career options across many fields, including policy development, regulatory affairs, environmental protection, patents, and the expanding field of scientific/industrial ethics. This double degree offers an accredited law qualification (see the Bachelor of Laws for details) that includes science-related electives like Intellectual Property Law, Law and Medicine, and Psychology and Law, and specialisations in chemistry, computer science, electronics, genetics, psychology, and mathematics. Please note students commencing at Bendigo must transfer to the Melbourne campus after second year; their science subjects must lead to majors in biological sciences, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, physics, psychological science and statistics. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: study scores of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in English (any other) and at least 30 in either Mathematical Methods or Specialist Mathematics. Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Non-Year 12 applicants may be asked to complete a maths test. Selection ATARs (2012) Melbourne: ATAR n/a Bendigo: 86.25 Non-Year 12 selection may involve: ENTER/ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to study scores in prerequisite studies, Chemistry, Physics, and Humanities (any). Consideration is also given to Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria. In addition, a regional bonus may apply. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) Additional costs Depending on subjects , approximate costs include: laboratory coat - A$30, dissecting kit - A$40. Students can purchase these items from any supplier; they remain students' personal property. Additional information Please note: Bendigo students must transfer to Melbourne after 2 years (full-time). Major studies include biological sciences, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, physics, psychological science and statistics. Graduates can have their academic record and testament annotated according to specialisation (e.g. Bachelor of Science (Statistics). How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Science graduates can apply for membership of professional associations as determined by their major studies. Full course details Laws/ScienceMelbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry)	Melbourne Bendigo	3 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) continued… Course description This course provides an accredited professional qualification in law. The curriculum is based on a global and social justice perspective, and emphasises practical skills. It includes all the compulsory subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to legal practice in Victoria, as well as a broad range of electives, many with a practical skills component, such as clinical legal education, communication and advocacy skills, and negotiation. First-year studies aim to provide a strong theoretical and practical foundation through a combination of skills-based and public- and private-law subjects, including Dispute Resolution, Torts, Criminal Law and Principles of Public Law. Second and third-year subjects, such as Property Law, Equity and Trusts and Remedies, address other areas of private law obligation . Students also examine key aspects of statutory regulation, and take subjects with additional practice-related requirements - such as Civil Procedure and Professional Conduct and Ethics. Prerequisite Three-year Australian Bachelor's degree or equivalent. Applicants who have completed an undergraduate degree in a language other than English must submit an IELTS (or equivalent) test result with a minimum overall band score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0. Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form . Some applicants only: applicants who have completed a degree in a language other than English must submit a certified hardcopy of their IELTS (or equivalent) test results to VTAC by 13 December. Selection Selection based on prior studies/experience. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) Additional information High-achieveing students may be able to complete the course in 2.5 years (full-time) by undertaking electives in summer and winter school. How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Students commencing at Bendigo must transfer to Melbourne after completing 8 core subjects. Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Full course details Laws (Graduate Entry)Melbourne Laws (Graduate Entry)Bendigo
2013	Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry)	Bendigo Melbourne	3 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) continued… Course description Designed especially for people with existing degrees, this degree offers a similarly rigorous program as Bachelor of Laws (Undergraduate Entry), and is also an accredited professional law qualification. It has a global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on developing skills. It also offers a broad range of electives, many with a practical skills component such as clinical legal education, communication and advocacy skills, and negotiation. The core component of the program is highly structured. In first year, students undertake the core subjects Dispute Resolution, Torts, Criminal Law and Principles of Public Law. Second and third years address other areas such as Property Law, Equity and Trusts and Remedies. Students also examine key aspects of statutory regulation. Please note, students commencing at Bendigo transfer must transfer to the Melbourne campus after completing eight core subjects. Prerequisite Successful completion of an Australian Bachelors degree or equivalent. Applicants who have completed an undergraduate degree in a language other than English must submit an IELTS (or equivalent) test result with a minimum overall band score of 6.5 with no individual score less than 6.0. Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form . Some applicants only: applicants who have completed a degree in a language other than English must submit a certified hardcopy of their IELTS (or equivalent) test results to VTAC by 13 December. Selection Selection based on prior studies/experience. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) How to apply Apply through VTAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Full course details Laws (Graduate Entry)Melbourne Laws (Graduate Entry)Bendigo
2012	Bachelor of Laws [Undergraduate Entry]	Melbourne Bendigo	4 years full-time or part-time equivalent	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)
Bachelor of Laws [Undergraduate Entry] continued… Course description This course provides an accredited professional qualification in law, and requires students to complete subjects in another discipline, such as science, media studies or marketing, without having to complete a separate degree in that discipline. The program offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of law electives. It is designed for school-leavers and tertiary students who have not completed an undergraduate degree. Students may apply to transfer into a five-year double degree at the end of first year, combining this degree with another Bachelor's program in a wide range of arts, business and science disciplines. Prerequisite VCE Units 3 & 4: Study score of at least 35 in English (ESL) or 30 in English (any other). Extra requirements Non-Year 12 applicants must complete and submit a VTAC Pi form detailing prior educational experience and reasons for interest in the course. Selection ATAR 93.95 (2012) Non-Year 12 selection may be based on ATAR, Pi form, GPA, STAT Multiple Choice. Middle band Consideration is given to performance in prerequisite studies and humanities (any), and to Special Entry Access Scheme (SEAS) criteria. Fee type Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) Additional information Students commencing at Bendigo must transfer to Melbourne after second year. How to apply Apply through VTAC/UAC for first-semester entry, or to the University for Mid-Year Entry (visit www.latrobe.edu.au/study/apply/midyear). Professional recognition All La Trobe University Law courses include the subjects required by the Victorian Council of Legal Education to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria usually requires the completion of a traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course (for example, the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law Victoria). Full course details Laws [Undergraduate Entry]Melbourne Laws [Undergraduate Entry]Bendigo

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Offer year	Course title (CRICOS)	Campus(es)	Duration	Semester starts	Annual Tuition Fee (AUD)
2011	Bachelor of Laws (021292J)	Melbourne	4 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$20 750
Bachelor of Laws continued… Year 2011 Course description This course combines an accredited professional qualification in law with studies in another discipline. It provides the subjects required for admission to legal practice, as well as a broad range of electives - many with a practical skills component, such as Clinical Legal Education, Communication and Advocacy Skills, and Negotiation. Students have extensive opportunities for overseas study and industry experience, includingthe subject Introduction to Chinese Law in Shanghai, winter school in Hong Kong or Geneva (there may be visa implications for international students), placement within a community legal service or legal aid environment, judicial mentoring and participation in other experiential learning such as simulated client interviewing and mooting. Subject to approval, students can also complete up to four subjects from the Master of Laws in Global Business Law and/or Public Interest Law programs. After first year, students can apply to transfer into a double degree. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements La Trobe Melbourne Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2010 (indicative only) - 94 International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 13 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 10 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 85 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - MVG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/how-to/academic-entry-requirements If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe Melbourne's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Special requirements Foundation Studies applicants applying for admission to the four-year program will also be required to attend a compulsory interview with the School of Law. International applicant interviews may be conducted by phone. Applicants are required to provide a personal profile in addition to certified documentation as part of the application. The personal profile should address areas such as extracurricular activities, relevant school achievements, any work experience or community involvement, and career goals. Professional recognition The course includes those subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, which must be completed successfully to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practise as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. International students are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Course details Laws Melbourne
2011	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Accounting (025957G)	Melbourne	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$21 410
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Accounting continued… Year 2011 Course description This degree combines accredited professional qualifications in law and accounting. The Bachelor of Laws provides the subjects required for admission to legal practice, as well as a broad range of electives - many with a practical skills component. It also includes core specialised subjects relevant to accounting, such as Competition Policy and Law, Banking and Finance Law or an approved subject from the Master of Laws in Global Business Law. The Bachelor of Accounting provides a professional accounting qualification and a strong business background. It enables the acquisition of skills and knowledge for accounting practice and for management of large and small enterprises in government and private sectors. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements La Trobe Melbourne Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2010 (indicative only) - N/A International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 11 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 75 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG/MVG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/how-to/academic-entry-requirements If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe Melbourne's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Subject prerequisite Mathematics determined to be equivalent to VCE Units 3 & 4 (any). Additional information The relevant visa may be required to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia and applicants should seek assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their country of intended practice. Professional recognition Graduates can qualify for admission to legal practice as the course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education. Admission to practise as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. CPA Australia and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA) have accredited the Bachelor of Accounting. Graduates can apply for membership with either organisation, or with another professional group, such as National Institute of Accountants (NIA) and Association of Chartered Certified Accounting (ACCA). Course details Laws/AccountingMelbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Accounting (025957G)	Melbourne	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$21 940
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Accounting continued… Year 2012 Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria and a wide range of electives. It also includes compulsory specialised subjects relevant to business, such as Banking and Finance Law and Competition Policy and Law. The accounting component aims to provide skills and knowledge relevant to accounting practice and management of large and small enterprises in government and private sectors. It offers wide-ranging electives encompassing financial management, financial planning, and management. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements LTM Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2011 (indicative only) - N/A International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 HKDSE - 16, 8(the student must meet the higher than standard English language requirement) Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 10 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 75 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG/MVG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: the website If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Additional information The relevant visa may be required to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia and applicants should seek assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their country of intended practice. Professional recognition Graduates can qualify for admission to legal practice as the course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education. Admission to practise as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. CPA Australia and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia (ICAA) have accredited the Bachelor of Accounting. Graduates can apply for membership with either organisation, or with another professional group, such as National Institute of Accountants (NIA) and Association of Chartered Certified Accounting (ACCA). Course details Laws/AccountingMelbourne
2011	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts (023240E)	Melbourne Bendigo	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$21 410
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts continued… Year 2011 Course description This course combines a professional background in law with the opportunity to specialise in one or two arts disciplines. It includes the subjects required for admission to legal practice as well as a broad range of electives - many with a practical skills component. See the Bachelor of Laws for more information on the law component, and the Bachelor of Arts for details on arts disciplines, which vary between campuses. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements La Trobe Melbourne Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2010 (indicative only) - 93.25 International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 11 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 75 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/how-to/academic-entry-requirements If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe Melbourne's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Additional information The relevant visa is required to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. Graduates should seek assurance or recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Professional recognition Graduates can qualify for admission to legal practice as the course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education. Admission to practise as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. Course details Laws/Arts Melbourne Laws/Arts Bendigo
2012	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts (023240E)	Bendigo Melbourne	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$21 940
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts continued… Year 2012 Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of electives. Students can from a wide range of arts majors, including languages and the performing arts. They may also complete law electives that complement their arts specialisation. For example, a student who majors in politics might complete law electives such as Public International Law, Human Rights Law or Public Interest Law Practice. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements LTM Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2011 (indicative only) - 94.20 International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 HKDSE - 16, 8 (the student must meet the higher than standard English language requirement) Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 11 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 75 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: the website If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Additional information The relevant visa is required to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. Graduates should seek assurance or recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Professional recognition Graduates can qualify for admission to legal practice as the course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education. Admission to practise as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. Course details Laws/Arts Melbourne Laws/Arts Bendigo
2011	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Business (061562E)	Melbourne	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$21 410
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Business continued… Year 2011 Course description This degree combines an accredited professional qualification in law with business and management studies. The Bachelor of Laws provides the subjects required for admission to legal practice, as well as a broad range of electives - many with a practical skills component. See the Bachelor of Laws for more information. The Bachelor of Business offers students the opportunity to develop knowledge and skills in key areas related to large, medium and small businesses, with majors or minors in business economics, business models and forecasting, corporate finance, development, environmental and resource economics, financial management, financial planning, financial services, human resources management, industrial economics and competition policy, international trade and finance, management, macroeconomics, management information systems, marketing and microeconomics. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements La Trobe Melbourne Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2010 (indicative only) - 94.85 International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 11 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 75 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - V All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/how-to/academic-entry-requirements If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe Melbourne's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Subject prerequisite Mathematics determined to be equivalent to VCE Units 1 & 2 (any). Additional information The relevant visa is required to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. Graduates should seek assurance or recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Professional recognition This course includes those subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, which must be completed successfully to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates: the relevant visa is required to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. You should seek assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in the country of intended practice. Graduates with a marketing major: associate membership of the Australian Marketing Institute or the Marketing Research Society of Australia. Graduates with a human resource management major: admission to the Australian Human Resource Institute (subject to relevant work experience). Course details Laws/BusinessMelbourne Laws/BusinessBendigo
2012	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Business (061562E)	Melbourne Bendigo	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$21 940
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Business continued… Year 2012 Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of electives, including Banking and Finance Law, Income Taxation Law and International Business Law. Students can complete a business major in business economics, financial management, financial planning, human resource management, macroeconomics, management information systems, international management, management or marketing. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements LTM Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2011 (indicative only) - NA International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 HKDSE - 16, 8 (the student must meet the higher than standard English language requirement) Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 10 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 75 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - V All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: the website If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Additional information The relevant visa is required to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. Graduates should seek assurance or recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Professional recognition This course includes those subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, which must be completed successfully to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates: the relevant visa is required to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. You should seek assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in the country of intended practice. Graduates with a marketing major: associate membership of the Australian Marketing Institute or the Marketing Research Society of Australia. Graduates with a human resource management major: admission to the Australian Human Resource Institute (subject to relevant work experience). Course details Laws/BusinessMelbourne Laws/BusinessBendigo
2011	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Economics (031763M)	Melbourne	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$21 410
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Economics continued… Year 2011 Course description This course combines an accredited professional qualification in law with studies in economics. The Bachelor of Laws provides an innovative legal background that includes the subjects required for admission to legal practice, as well as a broad range of electives, many with a practical skills component. It also includes core specialised subjects relevant to economics, such as Competition Policy and Law, Banking and Finance Law. In addition, students may take an approved unit from the Master of Laws in Global Business Law. See the entry for the Bachelor of Laws for further information. The Bachelor of Economics provides training in core areas of economics, including microeconomics, macroeconomics, quantitative analysis and economic history as well as applications of economics to policy issues. Specialisations are available in: microeconomics analysis and policy, macroeconomic analysis and policy, business economics, international trade and finance, business models and forecasting, and resources and environmental economics. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements La Trobe Melbourne Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2010 (indicative only) - N/A International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 11 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 75 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/how-to/academic-entry-requirements If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe Melbourne's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Subject prerequisite Mathematics determined to be equivalent to VCE (Year 12) Units 3 & 4 (any), with a minimum study score of 20. Professional recognition The Bachelor of Laws includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, which must be completed successfully to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of articles of clerkship or a practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. International students are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. The appropriate choice of subjects (units) in the Bachelor of Economics can lead to membership of the Australasian Institute of Banking and Finance. Course details Laws/EconomicsMelbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Economics (031763M)	Melbourne	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$21 940
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Economics continued… Year 2012 Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of law electives. It also includes compulsory subjects relevant to economics, such as Banking and Finance Law, Competition Law and Policy, or an approved subject from the Master of Laws in Global Business Law. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements LTM Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2011 (indicative only) - N/A International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 HKDSE -16,8 (the student must meet the higher than standard English language requirement) Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 10 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 75 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: the website If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Subject prerequisite Mathematics equivalent to Australian VCE (Year 12) Units 3 & 4 (any), with a minimum study score of 20. Professional recognition The Bachelor of Laws includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, which must be completed successfully to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of articles of clerkship or a practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. International applicants are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. The appropriate choice of subjects in the Bachelor of Economics can lead to membership of the Australasian Institute of Banking and Finance. Course details Laws/EconomicsMelbourne
2011	Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Finance (027507F)	Melbourne	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$21 410
Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Finance continued… Year 2011 Course description This degree combines an accredited professional qualification in law with studies in finance. The Bachelor of Laws covers the subjects required for admission to legal practice, as well as a broad range of electives. Many electives have a practical skills component - for example, Clinical Legal Education, Communication and Advocacy Skills, and Negotiation. See the Bachelor of Laws entry bfor more information. The law course also includes core specialised subjects relevant to finance, including Competition Policy and Law, Banking and Finance Law. In addition, students may take an approved unit from the Master of Laws in Global Business Law. The Bachelor of Finance provides training in corporate finance, international finance, investment and portfolio management and risk management. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements La Trobe Melbourne Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2010 (indicative only) - N/A International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 STPM - 11 Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 75 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/how-to/academic-entry-requirements If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe Melbourne's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Subject prerequisite Mathematics determined to be equivalent to VCE Units 3 & 4 (any) with a study score of at least 20. Professional recognition The course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, which must be completed successfully to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practise as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. International students are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. The appropriate choice of subjects in the Bachelor of Finance can lead to membership of the Financial Services Institute of Australia (FINSIA). Course details Laws/Finance Melbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Finance (027507F)	Melbourne	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$21 940
Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Finance continued… Year 2012 Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of law electives. It also includes compulsory subjects relevant to economics, such as Banking and Finance Law, Competition Law and Policy, or an approved subject from the Master of Laws in Global Business Law. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements LTM Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2011 (indicative only) - N/A International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 HKDSE - 16,8 (the student must meet the higher than standard English language requirement) STPM - 10 Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 75 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: the website If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Subject prerequisite Mathematics determined to be equivalent to VCE Units 3 & 4 (any) with a minimum score of 20. Professional recognition The course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, which must be completed successfully to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practise as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. International students are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. The appropriate choice of subjects in the Bachelor of Finance can lead to membership of the Financial Services Institute of Australasia (FINSIA). Course details Laws/Finance Melbourne
2011	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of International Relations (045899B)	Melbourne	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$21 410
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of International Relations continued… Year 2011 Course description This degree combines an accredited professional qualification in law with studies in international relations. The Bachelor of Laws covers the subjects required for admission to legal practice, as well as a broad range of electives. Many electives have a practical skills component - for example, Clinical Legal Education, Communication and Advocacy Skills, and Negotiation. See the entry for the Bachelor of Lawsfor more information. Students must also select two electives from a range of specialised subjects relevant to international relations, such as International Business Law, Law of the European Community or Public International Law. The Bachelor of International Relations enables students to develop an understanding of the key economic, political, strategic, cultural, legal and organisational features of international life. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements La Trobe Melbourne Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2010 (indicative only) - 94.10 International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 11 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 85 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.9 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/how-to/academic-entry-requirements If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe Melbourne's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Additional information International students are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Professional recognition The course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, which must be completed successfully to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. Course details Laws/International Relations Melbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of International Relations (045899B)	Melbourne	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$21 940
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of International Relations continued… Year 2012 Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of law electives, including subjects relevant to international relations, such as Human Rights Law, Public International Law and Organised and International Crime. The international relations course combines core subjects in politics, international public policy, and professional competency with electives from politics and other disciplines including economics, history, sociology, anthropology and sociology. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements LTM Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2011 (indicative only) - 94.00 International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 HKDSE - 16, 8 (the student must meet the higher than standard English language requirement) Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 10 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 85 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: the website If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Additional information International students are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Professional recognition The course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, which must be completed successfully to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. Course details Laws/International Relations Melbourne
2011	Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Media Studies (036246C)	Melbourne	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$22 060
Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Media Studies continued… Year 2011 Course description This degree combines an accredited professional qualification in law with media studies, thoroughly preparing students for employment in the mass communication industries. The Bachelor of Laws covers the subjects required for admission to legal practice, as well as a broad range of electives - many with a practical skills component, such as Clinical Legal Education, Communication and Advocacy Skills, and Negotiation. See the Bachelor of Laws entry for more information. Students also undertake specialised subjects relevant to media studies, such as Intellectual Property Law, Competition Policy and Law or an approved subject from the Master of Laws in Global Business Law. The Bachelor of Media Studies develops expertise in print journalism, video production and radio/audio production, giving students the skills to analyse, write and produce media programs across various formats, including online and digital media. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements La Trobe Melbourne Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2010 (indicative only) - 94 International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 11 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 80 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/how-to/academic-entry-requirements If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe Melbourne's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Additional information International students are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Professional recognition The course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, which must be completed successfully to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. Course details Laws/Media StudiesMelbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Media Studies (036246C)	Melbourne	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$22 610
Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Media Studies continued… Year 2012 Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of law electives, including compulsory specialised subjects relevant to media studies such as Intellectual Property Law, Competition Policy and Law, or an approved subject from the Master of Laws in Global Business Law. It also includes a vocationally-oriented media studies program, with streams in writing, video/television, and radio/audio production, and a media internship program. Students have 24-hour access to new production facilities. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements LTM Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2011 (indicative only) - 95.85 International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 HKDSE - 16, 8 Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 10 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 85 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: the website If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe International College website. Additional information International students are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Professional recognition The course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, which must be completed successfully to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practice as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. Course details Laws/Media StudiesMelbourne
2011	Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Psychological Science (072941C)	Melbourne	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$23 350
Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Psychological Science continued… Year 2011 Course description This course combines an accredited professional qualification in law with studies in behavioural neuroscience and psychology, and the biological and social aspects of behaviour. The Bachelor of Laws covers subjects required for admission to legal practice, as well as a broad range of electives - many with a practical skills component, such as Clinical Legal Education, Communication and Advocacy Skills, and Negotiation. It also includes core specialised subjects relevant to psychology, such as Mental Disorder and Responsibility, and Psychology and Law. See the Bachelor of Laws for more information. The Bachelor of Psychological Science also covers behavioural science, supplementing core psychology subjects with a range of supplementary subjects - e.g. with a focus on biological and social aspects of behaviour. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements La Trobe Melbourne Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2010 (indicative only) - 93.1 International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 11 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 75 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/how-to/academic-entry-requirements If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe Melbourne's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Additional information International students are advised to obtain the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia; and also obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Professional recognition As the course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, graduates can qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practise as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. Graduates can complete a suitable fourth year program (e.g. Honours) to qualify for associate membership of the Australian Psychological Society (APS), such as specialised Postgraduate Diploma courses. Eligibility for membership of the APS and for Victorian registration as a psychologist requires at least two more years of appropriate study beyond fourth year, such as a Master's or Doctorate in psychology. Course details Laws/Psychological Science Melbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Psychological Science (072941C)	Melbourne Bendigo	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$23 930
Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Psychological Science continued… Year 2012 Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of law electives. It also includes compulsory specialised law subjects relevant to psychology, such as Psychology and Criminal Law, and Mental Disorder and Criminal Responsibility. The Bachelor of Psychological Science aims to provide knowledge and skills in psychology and biological and social aspects of behaviour, but does not qualify graduates to work as a psychologist. Further education and supervised experience is required for registration as a professional psychologist. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements LTM Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2011 (indicative only) - 95.60 International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 HKDSE - 16, 8 (the student must meet the higher than standard English language requirement) Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 10 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 80 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: the website If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Additional information International students are advised to obtain the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia; and also obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Professional recognition As the course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, graduates can qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practise as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. Graduates can complete a suitable fourth-year program (e.g. Honours) to qualify for associate membership of the Australian Psychological Society (APS), such as specialised Postgraduate Diploma courses. Eligibility for membership of the APS and for Victorian registration as a psychologist require at least two more years of appropriate study beyond fourth year, such as a Master's or Doctorate in psychology. Course details Laws/Psychological Science Melbourne Laws/Psychological Science Bendigo
2011	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Science (025956G)	Melbourne	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$23 350
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Science continued… Year 2011 Course description This degree combines an accredited professional qualification in law with a science specialisation. The Bachelor of Laws coversthe subjects required for admission to legal practice, as well as a broad range of electives - many with a practical skills component, such as Clinical Legal Education, Communication and Advocacy Skills, and Negotiation. See the Bachelor of Laws entry for more information. Specialist law subjects relevant to science are also available, including Psychology and Law, Intellectual Property Law, and Law and Medicine. The Bachelor of Science offers a wide range of disciplines, including biology, chemistry, computer science and computer engineering, electronics, mathematics and statistics, physics, and psychological science. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements La Trobe Melbourne Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2010 (indicative only) - 93.45 International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 9 Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 11 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 75 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: http://www.latrobe.edu.au/international/apply/how-to/academic-entry-requirements If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe Melbourne's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Subject prerequisite Mathematics determined to be equivalent to VCE Units 3 & 4 (Mathematical Methods or Specialist Mathematics) with a study score of at least 20. Additional costs Depending on the subjects chosen, approximate costs include: laboratory coat - A$30, dissecting kit - A$40. These may be purchased from any supplier and become students' personal property. Additional information International students are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Professional recognition Graduates can qualify for admission to legal practice as the course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education. Admission as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or a practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete the articles of clerkship in Australia. Course details Laws/ScienceMelbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Science (025956G)	Melbourne Bendigo	5 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$23 930
Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Science continued… Year 2012 Course description This course offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes all the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of law electives, including subjects relevant to science such as Intellectual Property Law, Law and Medicine, and Psychology and Law. Students can choose science subjects from a wide range of disciplines including chemistry, computer science, electronics, genetics, psychology, and mathematics. But pllease note majors at Bendigo are limited to biological sciences, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, physics, psychological science and statistics. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements LTM Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2011 (indicative only) - NA International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 14 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 HKDSE - 16, 8 (the student must meet the higher than standard English language requirement) Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 10 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 75 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - VG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: the website If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Subject prerequisite Mathematics determined to be equivalent to VCE Units 3 & 4 (Mathematical Methods or Specialist Mathematics) with a study score of at least 20. Additional costs Depending on subjects , approximate costs include: laboratory coat - A$30, dissecting kit - A$40. Students can purchase these items from any supplier; they remain students' personal property. Additional information International students are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Professional recognition Graduates can qualify for admission to legal practice as the course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education. Admission as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly referred to as articles of clerkship) or a practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete the articles of clerkship in Australia. Course details Laws/ScienceMelbourne Laws/ScienceBendigo
2012	Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) (075233G)	Melbourne Bendigo	3 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$21 260
Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) continued… Year 2012 Course description This course provides an accredited professional qualification in law. The curriculum is based on a global and social justice perspective, and emphasises practical skills. It includes all the compulsory subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to legal practice in Victoria, as well as a broad range of electives, many with a practical skills component, such as clinical legal education, communication and advocacy skills, and negotiation. First-year studies aim to provide a strong theoretical and practical foundation through a combination of skills-based and public- and private-law subjects, including Dispute Resolution, Torts, Criminal Law and Principles of Public Law. Second and third-year subjects, such as Property Law, Equity and Trusts and Remedies, address other areas of private law obligation . Students also examine key aspects of statutory regulation, and take subjects with additional practice-related requirements - such as Civil Procedure and Professional Conduct and Ethics. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. or IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements Successful completion of an Australian Bachelor's degree or approved international equivalent. Special requirements Applicants are required to provide a personal profile or curriculum vitae take in addition to certified documentation as part of their application. The personal profile should address areas such as work experience, achievements, any relevant personal circumstances, community involvement, and career goals. Subject prerequisite Selection based on prior studies and experience. Additional information Students with strong academic ability, and who commence in July, may be able to complete the course in two and a half years full-time by undertaking electives in summer and winter school. There will be changes to the structure of this program in 2012, subject to University approval. Professional recognition The course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, which must be completed successfully to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practise as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. International applicants are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Course details Laws (Graduate Entry)Melbourne Laws (Graduate Entry)Bendigo
2011	Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) (075233G)	Melbourne	3 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$20 750
Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) continued… Year 2011 Course description This course is specifically designed for graduates, and provides an accredited professional qualification in law with a global and justice perspective. It provides an innovative legal background that combines technical excellence with the insights and methods needed to appreciate the social and economic context of law. The course includes the subjects required for admission to legal practice (often referred to as the 'Priestley 11') as well as a broad range of electives, many with a practical skills component. There may be opportunities to undertake study overseas such as the subject Introduction to Chinese Law in Shanghai, winter school in Hong Kong or Geneva (there may be visa implications for international students), placement within a community legal service or legal aid environment, judicial mentoring and participation in other experiential learning such as simulated client interviewing and mooting. Subject to approval, students can also complete up to four subjects from the Master of Laws in Global Business Law and/or the Public Interest Law program. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Or IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements Successful completion of an Australian Bachelor's degree or approved international equivalent is required for the graduate entry program. Special requirements Applicants are required to provide a personal profile or curriculum vitae take in addition to certified documentation as part of their application. The personal profile should address areas such as work experience, achievements, any relevant personal circumstances, community involvement, and career goals. Additional information Students with strong academic ability, and who commence in July, may be able to complete the course in two and a half years full-time by undertaking electives in summer and winter school. Professional recognition The course includes subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, which must be completed successfully to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practise as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. International students are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Course details Laws (Graduate Entry)Melbourne
2012	Bachelor of Laws [Undergraduate Entry] (075236D)	Melbourne	4 years	Semester 1 and 2 (February and July)	$21 260
Bachelor of Laws [Undergraduate Entry] continued… Year 2012 Course description This course provides an accredited professional qualification in law, and requires students to complete subjects in another discipline, such as science, media studies or marketing, without having to complete a separate degree in that discipline. The program offers an innovative, high-quality legal education with a strong global and social justice perspective and an emphasis on practical experience. It includes the compulsory law subjects required by the Council of Legal Education for admission to practice in Victoria, and a wide range of law electives. It is designed for school-leavers and tertiary students who have not completed an undergraduate degree. Students may apply to transfer into a five-year double degree at the end of first year, combining this degree with another Bachelor's program in a wide range of arts, business and science disciplines. English Language Requirements Successful completion of English for Further Studies Advanced Stage 5B certificate at postgraduate (EFS5 (70%) PG1) level conducted by La Trobe Melbourne; for more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 with no individual band score less than 6.0; or TOEFL Paper-based Test: a minimum score of 575 with a score of 5 or better in the Test of Written English; or TOEFL Computer-based Test: a minimum score of 233 with a score of 5 in essay writing; or TOEFL Internet-based Test: a minimum score of 88 with no individual score less than 22; or or Approved equivalent. Academic entry requirements LTM Foundation Studies - 95 Aust. Yr 12 (ATAR) 2011 (indicative only) - 93.80 International Baccalaureate - 34 GCE A Levels - 13 Hong Kong A Levels - 10 HKDSE - 16, 8 (the student must meet the higher than standard English language requirement) Sri Lankan A Levels - AAB STPM - 10 MICSS (UEC) - Ex Yr 12 FSP Canada Secondary School (or CPU) - 85 Norway Upper Secondary Certificate - 4.5 Sweden Slutbetyg - MVG All Indian Sen SC (Best 5 Subjects) - 85 Vietnam (Year 12) - 9 Thailand (Matayoma 6) - GPA 3.8 GAC Cert. IV - GPA 3.6 GAOKAO - see: the website If you do not meet these entry requirements you might be interested in La Trobe's Foundation Studies and Diploma Programs, which provide an alternative pathway to La Trobe's undergraduate program. For more information please visit the La Trobe Melbourne website. Special requirements Foundation Studies applicants applying for admission to the four-year program will also be required to attend a compulsory interview with the School of Law. International applicant interviews may be conducted by phone. Applicants are required to provide a personal profile in addition to certified documentation as part of the application. The personal profile should address areas such as extracurricular activities, relevant school achievements, any work experience or community involvement, and career goals. Professional recognition The course includes those subjects approved by the Victorian Council of Legal Education, which must be completed successfully to qualify for admission to legal practice. Admission to practise as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria requires the completion of a supervised workplace traineeship (formerly known as articles of clerkship) or an approved practical legal training course such as that offered by the Leo Cussen Institute or the College of Law. International graduates would need the relevant visa to complete a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. International applicants are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice. Course details Laws [Undergraduate Entry]Melbourne Laws [Undergraduate Entry]Bendigo

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You can shadow a magistrate or judge for a semester through our judicial mentoring program. An internship subject lets students organise a placement interstate or overseas. Five Clinical Legal Education (CLE) programs allow you to work under supervision in a range of legal environments with real clients and real legal work. You can work for Victoria Legal Aid, West Heidelberg Community Legal Service, the Environmental Defender’s Office, the Public Interest Law Clearinghouse, the Consumer Action Law Centre, and the Office of the Public Advocate or the Federation of Community Legal Centres.

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Gain valuable overseas experience by taking part in the student exchange program for 6-12 months. We have over 22 exchange partners in Canada, the US, South America, Europe and the UK. Students in double degrees can complete a combination of law and non law subjects. See student exchange.

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