Undergraduate Study
Macquarie Law has a very strong undergraduate program leading to the award of the Bachelor of Laws, which is accredited by the Supreme Court of New South Wales for legal practice. We teach the Court's required subjects, as well as a wide range of optional subjects offering a variety of specialisations at the senior level.
Combined Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Degrees
Our students undertake the full-time LLB in a combined degree structure,
with a degree in:
• Arts
(BA LLB)
• Science
(BSc LLB)
• Commerce
(BCom LLB)
• Business
Administration, (BBA LLB)
• Applied
Finance, (BAppFin LLB)
• Environmental
Management, (BEnvMgt LLB)
• Media,
(BMedia LLB)
• International Studies, (BIntStud LLB)
• Social
Science, (BSocSc LLB)
• Commerce-Accounting,
(BComAccg LLB)
• Commerce-Actuarial
Studies, (BCom-ActStud LLB)
• Commerce-Marketing,
(BComMktg LLB)
• Arts-Psychology,
(BA-Psych LLB)
• Information
Technology, (BIT LLB)
Bachelor of Laws (LLB) by Distance Education
Bachelor
of Laws (LLB) Booklet 2008 
[Reference Purposes Only]
Students who complete the B Laws degree by distance education will meet the academic qualification for the practice of law in Australia.
Applications for B Laws are only open to students who will be:
- residing in Australia during semester time and
- at least 21 years old on 1 March of the year of commencement and
- Australian Permanent Resident or Australian Citizen
This degree is only offered externally on a part-time basis. The minimum length of study is between 5.5 - 6 years.
Further information is available in the Bachelor
of Laws (LLB) Booklet 2008
[Reference Purposes Only]
Students who wish to study in this mode are supported by the Centre for Open Education dedicated to the administrative support of such students.
Department of Business Law
Our Department of Business Law provides units majoring in Business Law for a range of programs in the Divisions of Arts and Economic and Financial Studies.
For further information about the law degree program, you should consult
the University Handbook
which can be purchased from any Co-op Bookstore or read in any University
Library.