Bachelor of Laws (Honours), Bachelor of Arts (History and Global Politics)

Study Discipline: Arts & Humanities, Law Studies
Study Programme Details
City: Adelaide
Country: Australia
Admission Sessions: Autumn Session, Spring Session
Study Format: Full Time
Mode of Study: Fully on Site

Programme Type

Bachelor's degree

Duration

60 Months

Scholarship Available

Yes

Language

English

About this Study Course

Immerse yourself in a transformative academic journey with our Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of Arts (History and Global Politics) double degree. In just 5 years, you can gain a distinctive edge by merging the realms of law, history, and global politics, unlocking a myriad of career opportunities.

Overview

Embark on a unique educational expedition where professional honours in law merge seamlessly with the exploration of history and global politics. This dual-degree program positions you for a rewarding career by providing an advanced understanding of legal principles combined with the global context offered by your arts specialisation.

Engage in practical law studies, including the chance to participate in a Community Justice Project, advocacy, negotiation, and industry exposure through our Legal Advice Clinic or professional placements. Step into the world of history and global politics to understand Australia’s role in regional and global dynamics. Under the guidance of world-class researchers, develop strong analytical, writing, communication, and research skills.

Admission Requirements

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  • Law, Governance and Citizenship (LAWS 1030)
  • Lawyering and Leadership (LAWS 1031)
  • Torts (LAWS 1032)
  • Common Law in Context (LAWS 1027)
  • Legal Policy, Lawmaking and Justice (LAWS 1020)
  • Community Justice Project (LAWS 1028)
  • Contracts (LAWS 1029)
  • Intercultural Communication, Interviewing and Negotiation (LAWS 1025)
  • Criminal Law and Procedure (LAWS 2030)
  • Constitutional Law (LAWS 2008)
  • Global Politics and Development (POLI 1020)
  • International Law and Environmental Justice (LAWS 2040)
  • World History Trends and Transformations (HUMS 1055)
  • Framing the International: Representations of Global Politics (POLI 2030)
  • The Politics of Environmental Change in Australia and Asia (POLI 2031)
  • Property Law (LAWS 2038)
  • Law Elective (4.5 credits)
  • Legal Analytics and Research (LAWS 2041)
  • Administrative Law (LAWS 3006)
  • United States History and Cultural Identities (HUMS 3055)
  • Villains, Victims and Outsiders: Marginalisation in World Affairs (POLI 3019)
  • Arts Minor, Course 1-4 (18 credits)
  • Global Power in the Indo-Pacific Region (POLI 2032)
  • Power and Resistance: 1900 – Present (HUMS 3049)
  • Lawyers, Ethics and Society (LAWS 4006)
  • Evidence (LAWS 4003)
  • Equity and Trusts (LAWS 3084)
  • Law Elective (4.5 credits)
  • Law Elective (4.5 credits)
  • Civil Dispute Resolution (LAWS 3087)
  • Corporate Law (LAWS 4022)
  • Capstone Law Elective (9 credits)
  • Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice (18 credits) OR Research Methodologies and Methods (SOCU 4006)
  • Honours Thesis 1 (LANG 4010)
  • Majors, Sub-majors & Minors
  • Electives

AUD$ 36,100 per annum

Future Career Outcomes

Discover a multitude of career possibilities as a graduate equipped with dual degrees. Real-world examples of successful alumni demonstrate the program’s alignment with industry demands. Develop skills highly relevant in today’s job market, where legal expertise, historical insights, and global political acumen are highly valued.

Visa Requirements:

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