Introduction

    A guide to Australia’s law schools    
 


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Australia as your study destination

Coming to Australia

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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

   

General Information

University name RMIT University
Dean's message Read the Message from the Dean
Date established 1887
Date law school established 2007
Address RMIT Graduate School of Business and Law
RMIT University
GPO Box 2476
Melbourne VIC 3001
Australia
Telephone number +61 3 9925 0100
Fax number +61 3 9925 0147
Email bus.gradschool@rmit.edu.au
Home page http://www.rmit.edu.au/gradbuslaw

Awards Offered

Bachelor of Laws leading to admission no
Combined degrees with other faculties no
Graduate LLB/Juris Doctor leading to admission Juris Doctor
3 years full time
6 years part time
Graduate degrees with other faculties no
Graduate certificates no
Graduate diplomas no
Masters of Law by coursework no
Masters of Law (including placement) no
Masters of Laws by coursework and thesis no
Postgrad Masters of Laws by thesis no
Specialist postgrad degrees in law available no
Doctor of Legal Science no
Doctor of Philosophy no


Fees*

Scholarships/financial assistance

No specific Juris Doctor scholarships are available, but for general information on scholarships at RMIT see following:
http://www.rmit.edu.au/browse;ID=qes1fokvi2un1

See following RMIT webpage for information on financial assistance:
http://www.rmit.edu.au/browse;ID=ko4mt455qvwk

Indicative course fees - stand alone LLB N/A
Indicative course fees - combined degree including LLB N/A
Indicative course fees - JD

Full fee paying

2010: 
$2940 per course (subject)
24 courses = $70,560 total JD fees

A limited number of Commonwealth Supported Places are available and awarded on the basis of academic merit. To calculate the fees for such a place, please refer to the following link:
http://www.rmit.edu.au/browse;ID=yr5j73qt3ium1#whatare

Course fees - indicative domestic fee for full masters degree N/A
Course fees - indicative international fee for full masters degree N/A
Course fees - indicative fee for full PhD (international) N/A


Admission

Basic undergrad requirements N/A
Basic postgrad requirements

Juris Doctor academic requirements

  • Applicants are required to have an undergraduate degree in any discipline other than law.
  • Applicants will be ranked on academic merit.
  • In ranking applicants on academic merit, the period of time which has elapsed since completion of any studies may also be taken into account.
  • Additional weight may be given to previous relevant work experience
  • Interviews may be conducted.

English language requirements

Students entering the Juris Doctor are required to have a high level of English proficiency. Legal study requires students to be able to research and analyse the law from primary resources, to apply the findings of such work to the solution of legal problems, and to be able to communicate the results of their learning, both orally and in writing.

Basic postgrad research requirements N/A
Australian undergrad deadline N/A
International undergrad deadline N/A
Australian postgrad deadline

Semester 1 2011 intake: 
10 November 2010

Semester 2 2011 intake:

31 May 2011
International postgrad deadline N/A
Australian postgrad research deadline N/A
International postgrad research deadline N/A
Course commencement date Semester 1: 28 February 2011
Semester 2: 18 July 2011
Undergrad admission enquiries and handbook info N/A
Postgrad admission enquiries and handbook info

Ph: + 61 3 9925 2260
Email: study@rmit.edu.au
The Juris Doctor can also be studied online* through Open Universities Australia. For further information on studying the JD online and for application procedures, please visit the following website:
https://www.open.edu.au

*Weekend and/or Friday night attendance in Melbourne is required for some courses.


Other Information

Can I do a summer term and reduce the length of the course? Yes
International students admitted? No
Are there English assistance programs? N/A
Can I study for a stand alone LLB direct from school? No
Semesters per year 3 (2 intakes)
Are undergrad tutorials offered/standard size N/A
Legal skills program No
Graduate employment assistance No
   
     

 

*Fees are indicative only - please check with the institution

   
 
 
 
             
     

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