Undergraduate Students - TC Beirne School of Law at The University of Queensland

Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

Duration	4 years full-time. Part-time equivalent available to domestic students.
Program Requirements (pre-2008)	64 units (#) comprising # 40 from the Bachelor of Laws Compulsory Course List; # 20 from the Bachelor of Laws Elective Course List; and # 4 of non-law electives at any level from any school in the University approved by the Executive Dean
Program Requirements (2008)	64 units (#) from the LLB List comprising #38 of compulsory courses from Part A; and #18 of elective courses from Parts B and/or C; and #8 of non-law electives (of which only #4 may be at level 1) from any combination of the following list of majors within the Bachelor of Arts: Ancient History, Chinese, Classical Languages, Classical Studies, Criminology, Economics, English, French, German, History, Japanese, Korean, Linguistics, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Public Policy, Russian, Sociology, or Spanish. Students who wish to satisfy the academic requirements for admission to the legal profession in Queensland MUST include LAWS5215 Civil Procedure, LAWS5216 Law of Evidence and LAWS5217 The Legal Profession as part of the #18 of elective courses.
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Course Lists and Profiles

Student Resources

Course profiles are available on the course list pages.

Course Profiles - Information for Students

Compulsory and elective course lists:

	Bachelor of Laws Compulsory Course List
	Bachelor of Laws Elective Course List 2008

General course lists:

	Summer Semester 2008/09
	List of Bachelor of Laws Elective Courses (from 2008)
	Proposed Bachelor of Laws Elective Course List 2009

LLB Restructure
Important information for pre-2008 students.

LLB Study Plan
Students are advised to follow the LLB Study Plan.

LAWS5183 Research Project
Application details

LLB Specialisations (pre-2004)
Students who commenced the LLB prior to 2004 have the opportunity to specialise in a number of areas.

Other Resources:

	Semester 2, 2008 Sign-on Information
	Semester 2, 2008 Intensive Timetable
	Semester 1, 2008 Intensive Timetable
	LLB Honours Information
	Enrolment Information and Important Dates
	View BEL Faculty Course Evaluations
	Announcements & Policies
	Timetable (mySI-net)
	Contact Details and Academic Advisors
	BEL Faculty Assignment Cover Sheet
	Dual Degrees
	Scholarships and Prizes

Assessment Schedule:

	Semester 1, 2008
	Semester 2, 2008

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LLB Student

Related links for: Undergraduate Students

Bachelor of Laws Compulsory Course List (from 2008)
View the LLB compulsory courses for Semester 1 and Semester 2.

Bachelor of Laws Elective Course List 2008
View the LLB elective courses for Semester 1 and Semester 2 2008.

List of Bachelor of Laws Elective Courses (from 2008)
A list of the LLB elective courses offered by the Law School. Note: Not all of these courses are offered each year.

LLB Restructure – Important Information for pre-2008 Students
As a result of the recent review of the LLB program, a revised program structure for the LLB will commence in 2008.

LLB Specialisations (Pre 2004)
Students who commenced the LLB prior to 2004 have the opportunity to specialise in a number of areas.

LLB Honours
Honours is awarded on the basis of the GPA for the first attempt in all LAWS courses.

LLB Recommended Study Plan 2008
Students commencing the LLB in 2008 are advised to follow the recommended study plan.

Summary of Changes and Tips for Program Planning
The main changes to the LLB which will affect pre-2008 students. Tips for pre-2008 students.