Bachelor of Laws (LLB)

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• Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Laws
• Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Laws
• Bachelor of Economics / Bachelor of Laws
• Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) / Bachelor of Laws
• Bachelor of Science / Bachelor of Laws

All combinations are five years full time study with the exception of Engineering/Law which is six years.

All combined law programs will develop your critical thinking skills, capacity for deep, evidence based analysis and problem solving, and give you a thorough grounding in professional ethics.

In the first three years (or four years for engineering) you’ll enrol with our partner faculties and then transfer to the Law School at the completion of your other degree to finish the last 2 years of your law studies.

In addition to law core units of study, you’ll have access to a broad range of electives from areas such as contracts, constitutional law, criminal law, corporate law, health law, environmental law, media law and international law. You’ll also have the option studying master’s units of study which may then be credited toward a Master of Laws (LLM) degree at Sydney Law School in the future.

We attract the best and brightest students so you’ll be studying with a cohort of students who will both challenge and inspire you. During your studies you’ll forge strong networks with your peers which will enhance your future career.

The student community is engaged and actively involved with the university and broader community. As a student at Sydney Law School you'll automatically be part of the Sydney University Law Society (SULS), one of the most active student led organisations at the University. SULS arranges a variety of events, activities and programs including social events, mooting and skills competitions, educational support and career events.

With a strong focus on international law, you’ll study two compulsory international law units within the degree. You will also have access to student exchange programs, offshore units of study and a range of international, comparative and transnational law electives.

Through our social justice activities, you’ll get valuable experience in social justice initiatives with a clinical placement at one of our partner community legal centres or organisations.

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We offer a unique collaboration with the faculties of Law at both the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, the United Kingdom’s leading law schools. The pathway programs allow high-achieving students to receive a Sydney LLB or a Sydney JD as well as an Oxford Bachelor of Civil Law (BCL) or Master of Law and Finance (MLF), or a Cambridge Master of Laws (LLM) or Masters in Corporate Law (MCL).

Legal studies open up a broad range of career options. You may wish to practise as a solicitor or barrister or outside the legal profession as corporate counsel, business strategist, government policy advisor or entrepreneur.

Our graduates work in a wide variety of organisations from large international organisations such as the United Nations or the World Bank to small community legal services. Find out more about careers in law.

A Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degree from the University of Sydney satisfies the academic requirements for admission as a legal practitioner in New South Wales. Additional requirements must be met before a Law graduate can practise as a lawyer in NSW. Please see Pathways to Legal Practice for more information.

You can enter the Sydney LLB through a variety of entry pathways including:

• entry via combined law direct from high school. See Sydney Courses for more information.
• entry via one of our admission pathways.
  
• entry via transfer from another university or by transferring courses at the University of Sydney.
  

Alternatively, you can also study law as a graduate via our Juris Doctor program.

For highly motivated students with outstanding academic ability, we offer an embedded honours research program incorporated in our LLB degree. This honours program provides research training opportunities. Admission to honours is on a competitive basis and is assessed on performance in compulsory law units. 

As a student enrolled in an accredited LLB degree at another Australian institution, you can apply to undertake units at Sydney Law School for the purpose of credit to your home degree. Find out more about cross-institutional study.