The Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Psychology at Edith Cowan University offers a unique pathway for students passionate about understanding both the intricacies of legal frameworks and the complexities of human behaviour. This integrated degree is ideal for those seeking to bridge the gap between legal practice and psychological insight, preparing you for a diverse range of professional roles. You will explore core legal principles and delve into key psychological concepts such as cognitive processes, social influences, and mental health, developing a sophisticated analytical toolkit applicable to contemporary societal challenges. This program equips you with a comprehensive understanding of legal reasoning and psychological inquiry.
You will undertake this comprehensive undergraduate degree full-time on campus over five years, immersing yourself in a curriculum that balances foundational knowledge with practical application. The course structure requires completion of core law and psychology units, including Legal Reasoning, Contract Law, Introduction to Psychology, and Biopsychology, Sensation and Perception, alongside recommended law electives. Throughout your studies, you will engage with subjects like Jurisprudence, Criminal Law, and Mental Health Interventions, culminating in the application of your combined expertise. You will graduate with the dual qualifications necessary for careers in areas such as forensic psychology, policy development, human resources, and legal practice.