Bachelor of Laws

Be challenged to tackle tomorrow's big issues equipped with the values, skills and qualities needed in an ever-changing world with a Bachelor of Laws from UNSW.

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Why study a Bachelor of Laws at UNSW?

Join our diverse cohort of interdisciplinary thinkers who combine their passion for law and justice with expertise in other disciplines at UNSW Law & Justice, the #12 highest-rated Law Faculty in the world. We’re also ranked #1 in Sydney and #13 globally for Law and Legal Studies.*

At UNSW, we offer a bachelor's degree in law as part of a double degree. You’ll choose a second degree from a wide range of UNSW degrees to pair with the Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and graduate with two qualifications. Tailor your double degree to your interests, with 20 study areas across a range of disciplines.

At UNSW Law & Justice, you’ll develop the values, legal skills and qualities you need to become a qualified legal practitioner or kickstart your career in other related fields. With an ethos of justice for all at its core, you’ll develop a strong sense of social justice. Explore world-class scholarship and experiential learning opportunities, including working with clients and lawyers at our community legal centre.  

*QS World University Ranking by Subject, 2024

Law Admission Test (LAT)

2024 LAT registrations are now closed. Check back for 2025 registrations soon.

      

  

 

Choose double degree combination

Double your opportunities with our range of double-degree combinations.

Employers seek out our well-rounded graduates for their critical thinking, analytical skills and specialised knowledge. With a UNSW Bachelor of Laws double degree, you’ll learn to think outside the box, so you can apply your law degree to countless careers.

There’s no right or wrong choice when it comes to choosing your double degree – think about what you’re interested in, what you think will challenge you, and what you want to do in the future.

Our reputation can open doors

University is about more than what you learn in the classroom. A UNSW Bachelor of Laws focuses on balancing theoretical studies and hands-on learning to prepare you to be a changemaker in the future. 

When you enrol in the Bachelor of Laws as a double degree, you’ll be joining Sydney’s number 1 law faculty* at a Go8 university, and have the opportunity to learn from award-winning academics. 

UNSW has been named ‘Most Employable University’ by the Australian Financial Review, four years in a row. Hands-on experience means you’ll build professional portfolios through proximity and partnerships with some of Australia's most influential figures in the legal sector. Unlock industry connections for placements and work experience, and tap into rewarding careers in the criminal justice system.

*QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024

Taking the Law admission test

We developed the Law Admission Test (LAT) to assess the problem-solving and critical thinking skills directly relevant to studying law at UNSW and excelling in your future career. All domestic students applying to a UNSW Bachelor of Laws (LLB) double-degree must sit the LAT. This professionally designed and marked test aims to better differentiate our many high-achieving applicants.

LAT key dates

Don’t miss these important dates. Make sure you’ve got the test day marked in your calendar.

Commerce/Law student Alex Zoras shares her LAT experience

Discover Alex’s top five tips for sitting the LAT and how it prepared her for studying the LLB at UNSW Law & Justice.

Get your LAT questions answered

We’ve answered all your questions – from eligibility to how we consider your ATAR and what happens on test day.

How to apply to UNSW

Take the next step and apply to join the UNSW Law & Justice community. It’s quick and easy to apply for a place at UNSW.

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Portraits of students and academics for the UNSW LAW Undergraduate Guide at the Kensington Campus on October 26, 2016 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Anna Kucera)

Your guide to undergraduate life

Choosing the right degree is just the beginning. Download our Undergraduate Guide to discover the world of opportunities that UNSW has available for you.

How to apply to UNSW

We’re excited for you to take the next step to join the UNSW Law & Justice community. Applying to UNSW is a quick, easy and secure process. Find out your application process, entry requirements and English language requirements depending on whether you’re a domestic or international student and which Bachelor of Laws double degree you want to study.

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Step outside the classroom

Immerse yourself in experiential learning opportunities, including exchange and international courses, internships, clinics and moot courtroom, most of which are credited towards your degree.

Khushaal’s career in law and social justice

Inspired by the work of his grandmother and aunt in rural India, Bachelor of Arts/Law graduate Khushaal Vyas is a passionate social justice advocate.

Practical Legal Training (PLT)

We offer end-to-end legal education so you can complete the qualifications and work experience it takes to be a legal practitioner in Australia.