Monash University

Overview

The Bachelor of Laws and Global Studies (Honours) program at Monash University seamlessly combines the study of law with critical global issues. This multidisciplinary approach equips students with the necessary skills to tackle complex societal challenges, paving the way for a career in law or global studies.

What you'll study

This course offers a deep exploration of significant global topics such as peace, justice, and inequality while providing a thorough understanding of the Australian legal system. Students will develop essential skills in research, analysis, and communication, which are vital for effective legal practice and social advocacy.

Core courses include:

• Litigation and Dispute Resolution
• Lawyers' Ethics in Practice
• Evidence
• Public Law and Statutory Interpretation
• Criminal Law and Procedure
• Leadership for Social Change
• Agency and Social Change

Additionally, students can choose from a range of electives to tailor their educational experience to their personal interests and career goals.

Entry requirements

Applicants are required to have completed an Australian Year 12 qualification or its equivalent, meeting the necessary academic entry score. Furthermore, proficiency in English must be demonstrated through recognized tests, with specific score requirements outlined by the university.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Bachelor of Laws and Global Studies (Honours) are well-equipped for a variety of career paths. Opportunities exist in sectors such as law, international relations, government, and non-profit organizations. Additionally, graduates may choose to pursue further academic studies, expanding their expertise and career opportunities even further.