What will I learn?
In the pursuit of justice, knowledge, integrity, and perseverance are essential. The Bachelor of Legal and Justice Studies embraces these values, offering students a comprehensive understanding of how the law functions, the rationale behind legal systems, and the broader impact of laws on individuals and society.This degree is ideal for those aspiring to careers in policy development, paralegal roles, conveyancing, and various areas within the justice sector. It provides a strong practical foundation in legal knowledge, alongside insights into Australian and international politics and the workings of society.For professionals already working in legal or justice-related fields, the course offers an opportunity to deepen and expand their existing knowledge and skills. The conveyancing major, accredited by New South Wales Fair Trading, qualifies graduates to become licensed conveyancers in NSW, providing a clear pathway to professional registration.
Which department am I in?
Faculty of Business, Law and Arts
Entry requirements
For international students
To be eligible for entry into this course, applicants must: meet the Universitys standard minimum admission requirements for undergraduate courses, including:for High School Students, completed secondary education.for non-school leavers: previous secondary, tertiary or TAFE studies SCU College studies work experiencepersonal competency statements special tertiary admissions test (STAT)SCU Elite Athletes and Performers Scheme demonstrate a suitable degree of life experience, including self-awareness, a capacity to relate to others and an understanding of ethical behavior which are assessed through:two confidential references addressing the applicants suitability for the course; and the applicants responses to the SCU Counselling Readiness Questionnaire.Applicants will not be admitted solely on the basis of completion of a Certificate III qualification.
