The Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Arts at the University of Notre Dame Australia is your pathway to a multifaceted career, equipping you with both the rigorous analytical skills of a legal professional and the broad understanding of a humanities scholar. This combined degree is designed for students who seek to understand the complexities of law while also exploring diverse fields such as history, philosophy, or social justice. You will develop critical thinking and argumentation abilities essential for legal practice, complemented by insights that enrich your understanding of society and human behaviour, preparing you for a dynamic professional landscape.
This undergraduate degree is studied full-time on campus over five years, offering a comprehensive curriculum that includes core legal subjects like Legal Research & Writing, Contract Law, and Equity, alongside a wide array of Arts electives. Throughout your studies, you will engage with practical components such as mooting, client interviewing, and potentially externships, providing invaluable real-world experience. You will graduate with a Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Arts qualification, ready to pursue admission to legal practice or leverage your unique skill set in fields ranging from policy and advocacy to communications and cultural heritage.