Studying Law in Australia - Choosing the law school that is best for you





		Introduction			In this chapter –
		Welcome messages Australia as your study destination Coming to Australia Living in Australia Prerequisites for studying law in Australia Legal education in Australia Choosing the law school that is best for you A guide to Australia’s law schools A guide to Australia’s postgraduate law programs A guide to Australia’s practical legal training programs Practising law in Australia Acknowledgements			Reasons to choose a particular program or law school Making your choice Reasons to choose a particular program or law school There might be many reasons why you would choose a particular course or a particular law school. It might be because – - the particular university has a good reputation in your country or amongst your friends - you have examined the curriculum of the course and you think it is what you require - you believe the staff who teach at that law school are of a high calibre and/or have a good reputation - a member of your family or a friend has already attended that law school and has recommended it to you - some of your friends are planning to go to that university, or are already there, and you plan to join them - it is in a city where you already have members of your family or friends And there might be other reasons relating to location, climate, size of the law school, and the number of international students at the university.

					Making your choice If you want to study in a particular city, then here are all the law schools grouped by cities. Click on the links to the law schools which may interest you, and you can find all the details you will need initially to help you make your choice. Australian Capital Territory Canberra: Australian National University, University of Canberra New South Wales Armidale: University of New England Lismore: Southern Cross University Newcastle: University of Newcastle Sydney: Macquarie University, University of New South Wales, University of Notre Dame Australia, University of Sydney, University of Technology Sydney, University of Western Sydney Wollongong: University of Wollongong Northern Territory Darwin: Charles Darwin University Queensland Townsville and Cairns: James Cook University of North Queensland Brisbane: Griffith University, Queensland University of Technology, University of Queensland Gold Coast: Bond University Toowoomba and Springfield: University of Southern Queensland South Australia Adelaide: Flinders University, University of Adelaide, University of South Australia Tasmania Hobart: University of Tasmania Victoria Melbourne: La Trobe University, Monash University, University of Melbourne, Victoria University, RMIT University Geelong and Melbourne: Deakin University Western Australia Fremantle: University of Notre Dame Australia Perth: Edith Cowan University, Murdoch University, University of Western Australia



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