Study Applied Law and Legal Practice in Australia

There are many levels of advanced qualifications available in Australian universities in the field of Applied Law and Legal Practice. Candidates from every corner of the world are coming to Australia to pursue an education in Applied Law and Legal Practice and they can go for any level of qualifications such as graduate certificates; graduate diplomas; advanced diplomas; professional diplomas, bachelor degree courses or master level qualifications, depending on the choice and interest of the candidates.

Graduate Certificate in Legal Practice, a short term certificate programme, is offered by the University of Technology Sydney and Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, a short term diploma programme, is available at the University of Technology Sydney; the Australian National University and the University of Wollongong.

Graduate Diploma in Applied Law (Litigation and Dispute Resolution) is a diploma available at the University of Queensland and  Graduate Certificate in Applied Law and Legal Practice is offered by the University of Tasmania and the Law Society of South Australia.

Advanced Diploma of Business Legal Practice is offered for career aspirants in the field business legal practice and this full time study programme is conducted at the Victoria University (TAFE Division) and the Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE.

Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice is a post graduate qualification awarded by the Bond University and the course is offered as full time on-campus programmes for overseas applicants.

There are mainly two Bachelor level programmes available in Australian universities, i.e. Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice (Flinders University) and Bachelor of Justice and Legal Studies (University of the Sunshine Coast).

Master level qualifications offered for international students include courses such as Master of Laws in International Legal Practice (Bond University); Master of Laws in Legal Practice (Bond University and Australian National University) and Master of Applied Law in Litigation and Dispute Resolution (University of Queensland).