Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Communications and Media
ProviderThe University of Notre Dame AustraliaCourse overview
The Bachelor of Laws degree provides a gateway to a rewarding career in l aw as well as a strong foundation for other career opportunities.
While it can be challenging, the legal profession is also an immensely rewarding one. At Notre Dame, we have worked with leading judges, senior barristers and solicitors to design a quality degree that is rigorous, ethical, practical and relevant to the current Australian legal landscape. This degree combines a comprehensive coverage of legal and ethical principles, as well as the skills to apply these principles in legal practice.
Our Bachelor of Laws degree provides a solid grounding in legal theory and practice, and the opportunity to hone your negotiation, advocacy and mooting skills. Through our mentoring program, mooting and internship programs, you are provided with multiple opportunities to experience the law in practice. You are also encouraged to learn outside of the classroom by attending seminars and professional development events.
This degree will prepare you to work as a lawyer in aprivate practice, in government, as corporate counsel or in a not-for- profit organisation.
The Bachelor of Communications and Media is designed to provide you with a strong foundation in all aspects of communications and media, covering everything from traditional print journalism to digital media production. You can tailor your degree to your career aspirations in advertising, film and screen production, or journalism. You can also diversify your degree with a second Major within arts, sciences or business, depending on your interests.
With a unique emphasis on experiential learning and critical thinking, you will develop the tools and techniques for analysing, managing and improving communications in multiple areas of the media.
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IB Diploma
32-36If your current English result is below direct entry, consider the university-recognised English language pathway or ELICOS package; successful completion at the required level can usually satisfy English entry without another English test.
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