Entry to undergraduate law programs in Australia
Generally the basic requirement is that you have completed your secondary education. You will generally need to have the equivalent from your country of the Australian Year 12 qualification. Each institution will tell you what they need from you to prove that you have that qualification.
Entry to postgraduate law programs in Australia
Generally, you need to have a law degree already to be eligible to undertake a postgraduate law program, though some universities run bridging courses for non-lawyers.
Each law school’s entry, under the section Basic Admission Requirements, will tell you what they require for you to be eligible for admission to their postgraduate degrees.
English language proficiency is also usually a requirement.
In every law school’s entry the section called Admission Enquiries and Handbook Information will tell you who to contact so that you can check what their requirements will be for you.
Generally, you need to have a law degree already to be eligible to undertake a postgraduate law program, though some universities run bridging courses for non-lawyers.
Each law school’s entry, under the section Basic Admission Requirements, will tell you what they require for you to be eligible for admission to their postgraduate degrees.
English language proficiency is also usually a requirement.
In every law school’s entry the section called Admission Enquiries and Handbook Information will tell you who to contact so that you can check what their requirements will be for you.