Bachelor of Laws (4 Years)
Rules Variation Summary for 2025
Summary of Changes for 2025 | Implications for current Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) students |
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| There are no changes for 2025 | Nil |
Rules Variation Summary for 2024
Summary of Changes for 2024 | Implications for current Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) students |
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Program of study Listed Units:
Focus Areas Added:
| Note changes to program of study. Note changes to Listed units and Focus areas in Bachelor of Laws component. |
Rules Variation Summary for 2023
Summary of Changes for 2023 | Implications for current Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) students | |
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| There are no changes for 2023 | Nil | |
Rules Variation Summary for 2022
Summary of Changes for 2022 | Implications for current Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) students | |
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Program of Study
| Note unit changes | |
Rules Variation Summary for 2021
Summary of Changes for 2021 | Implications for current Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) students | |
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Program of Study
| Note unit changes | |
Rules Variation Summary for 2020
Summary of Changes for 2020 | Implications for current Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) students | |
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Rules and Program of Study have changed for 2020. For details see 2020 Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) Additional Requirements Inherent Requirements have been added and must be met in order to complete the course. Course Requirements
Program of Study overview
Award of Honours Reference to how the Honours result will be calculated has been removed. Honours Result How the Honours result is calculated has been amended. Program of Study - Overview Core Units
Listed Units
| Note unit, unit code and title changes Note changes to Award of Honours and Honours result. Current students will be able to complete under current rules and may enrol in the new units if they wish or transfer subject to meeting new course requirements. The School of Law have provided additional Transitional Information on their website. Core Units:
To enable students who have completed LAW161, LAW171, LAW231 and LAW281 the opportunity to complete the legal profession requirements the following units will be offered in 2020 for the last time:
If students who need to complete these units do not complete them in 2020, then they will be advised that they need to complete the new unit. Continuing students will have their listed units adjusted according to the core units required to be completed. | |
Rules Variation Summary for 2019
Summary of Changes for 2019 | Implications for current Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) students |
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Transfer from another Award updated Students in another award may apply for admission into this course on successful completion of at least 4 units of study with a minimum GPA of 4.2, or on successful completion of 8 units of study with a minimum GPA of 3.9. Exit Pathways updated Subject to meeting Advanced Standing rules, candidates who discontinue their studies in the Bachelor of Laws may be eligible to exit with the Diploma in Legal Studies on completion of 48 credit points of law units (LAW or LS) or the Advanced Diploma in Legal Studies on completion of 72 credit points of law units (LAW, LS or LLM). Candidates who apply to discontinue their studies must apply for re-admission and will be subject to current course requirements of the Bachelor of Laws. This may mean that students may not receive full recognition for their previous studies should the course structure have changed in response to University requirements. Program of Study - Overview Listed Units LAW206, LAW207, LAW349, LAW391, OSSE300 and WORK300 have been added to the Listed Units | Note changes to Transfer and Exit Pathways rules Continuing students may enrol in new listed units within their current course rules if they wish. |
Rules Variation Summary for 2018
Summary of Changes for 2018 | Implications for current Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) students |
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Bachelor of Laws component Entry requirements for the Honours Pathway have been changed: students must have completed 72 credit points of law Units at UNE with a grade point average (GPA) of 5.5 or better. Program of Study - Overview Listed Units
| Note unit, unit code and title changes Note changes to Bachelor of Laws Honours Pathway. Continuing students may enrol in new listed units within their current course rules if they wish. |
Rules Variation Summary for 2017
Summary of Changes for 2017 | Implications for current Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) students |
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Admission Rule (c) has been removed Listed Units:
| Note unit and unit code changes Continuing students may include new Listed Units within their program of study under their current course rules. |
Rules Variation Summary for 2016
Summary of Changes for 2016 | Implications for current Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) students |
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Listed Units:
| Note unit and unit code changes Current students may continue under their current course rules or they may apply to exit with the Advanced Diploma in Legal Studies if they wish to discontinue their candidature in the Bachelor of Laws |
Rules Variation Summary for 2015
Summary of Changes for 2015 | Implications for current Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) students |
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Program of Study:
Core Units:
Listed Units:
| Note unit code and/or title changes Note addition of Honours program Students who have not completed:
Current students may continue under their current course rules completing the new LAW coded units in place of LS coded units or they may apply to transfer to the 2015 course rules |
Rules Variation Summary for 2014
Summary of Changes for 2014 | Implications for current Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) students |
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Core Units:
Listed Units:
| Note unit changes Students who have not completed:
Students who have already successfully completed units that are no longer offered will be credited towards their course |
Rules Variation Summary for 2013
Summary of Changes for 2013 | Implications for current Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) students |
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Listed Units:
| Note unit changes Students who have already successfully completed units that are no longer offered will be credited towards their course |
Rules Variation Summary for 2012
Summary of Changes for 2012 | Implications for current Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) students |
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Listed Units:
| Note unit changes |
Rules Variation Summary for 2011
Summary of Changes for 2011 | Implications for current Bachelor of Laws (4 Years) students |
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| Nil |
