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There are 41 Law programs in Australia, spread across 14 universities — most run 4 years. Courses from University of Melbourne, University of New South Wales and University of Sydney come first, because those universities rank highest.
TAFE NSW — TAFE NSW’s Diploma of Paralegal Services BSB50720-01 develops the skills and knowledge to work in a law firm as a legal assistant or paralegal. Students learn to support...
University of New South Wales
University of Queensland — The University of Queensland Bachelor of Arts / Laws (Honours) is a dual degree that combines arts disciplines with law studies. Students complete arts coursework from hu...
University of Wollongong — The Bachelor of Arts - Bachelor of Laws program at the University of Wollongong offers a unique combination of legal education and a broad exploration of the arts. This d...
University of Wollongong
Deakin University — The Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Laws program at Deakin University offers a unique opportunity for students to combine their interests in the arts with a solid foundati...
Deakin University
Queensland University of Technology — The Bachelor of Justice at Queensland University of Technology offers a comprehensive examination of justice and legal systems, emphasizing both theoretical and practical...
Queensland University of Technology — The Bachelor of Laws program at Queensland University of Technology (QUT) equips students with a comprehensive understanding of legal principles and practices essential f...
Griffith University
Flinders University of South Australia — The Bachelor of Criminology at Flinders University studies why crime occurs and how the criminal justice system works. Students explore criminal law in practice, (Mis)Int...
Flinders University of South Australia — The Bachelor of Criminology (Honours) at Flinders University of South Australia equips you to explore the causes and consequences of crime, examine justice systems, and l...
Western Sydney University — The Associate Degree in Applied Policing at the University of Western Sydney offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with the foundational knowledge...
Western Sydney University
Western Sydney University
Western Sydney University — The Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws at Western Sydney University offers an interdisciplinary approach, merging the study of the arts with comprehensive legal education....
Western Sydney University — The Bachelor of Criminal and Community Justice at the University of Western Sydney provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the criminal justice system and...
Western Sydney University
Western Sydney University
Western Sydney University
Western Sydney University — The Bachelor of Criminal and Community Justice / Bachelor of Laws program at Western Sydney University offers a comprehensive exploration of the intersecting fields of cr...
Western Sydney University — Overview of the Bachelor of CriminologyThe Bachelor of Criminology at the University of Western Sydney provides students with an in-depth understanding of crime, criminal...
Law at other levels
12 of these universities hold a QS World position, from #19 (University of Melbourne) to #487 (Edith Cowan University); they are listed first, in that order. The rest are ordered by research impact. University of Melbourne has the largest research record in this group, with 31,503,308 citations and an h-index of 1,283. 1 university have neither a QS position nor a research record yet and appear at the end, marked "Not yet ranked".
By level: 32 bachelor's, 6 diploma, 1 master's and 1 professional. Within the subject, the largest areas are Law (36), Law (JD) (3), International Law (1) and Criminal Law (1). The usual length is 4 years and 2 years. 100% are full-time. Start dates lean to Spring (97% of courses with a stated intake) and Fall (89% of courses with a stated intake). Western Sydney University offers the widest choice, with 19 of these courses.
University of Melbourne (QS World #19), University of New South Wales (QS World #19) and University of Sydney (QS World #25) lead this list. QS World positions come first; the rest are ranked by research impact.
Of those with published fees, University of Queensland is the least expensive at about USD 30,000 a year. Fees are indicative — confirm on the university's site.
Most listed courses run 4 years, with 2 years the next most common.
Spring is the main intake — 97% of courses with a stated start date begin then, and Fall is the second.
Western Sydney University, with 19, ahead of James Cook University of North Queensland (6).
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