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Offered
Bachelor
of Laws (Program code 4300)
Bachelor of Laws for Graduates of other disciplines (Program code 4303)
No longer accepting new students
Bachelor
of Actuarial Studies and Bachelor of Laws (Program code 4443)
Bachelor
of Arts and Bachelor of Laws (Program code 4103)
Bachelor
of Asian Studies and Bachelor of Laws (Program code 4593)
Bachelor
of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws (Program code 4403)
Bachelor
of Economics and Bachelor of Laws (Program code 4203)
Bachelor
of Finance and Bachelor of Laws (Program code 4423)
Bachelor
of Information Technology and Bachelor of Laws (Program code 4703)
Bachelor
of Music and Bachelor of Laws (Program code 4003)
Bachelor
of Psychology and Bachelor of Laws (Program code 4663)
Bachelor
of Science and Bachelor of Laws (Program code 4603)
Bachelor
of Science (Resource and Environmental Management) and Bachelor of Laws
(Program code 4633)
Honours
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Honours
Students enrolled in any of the law degrees may qualify to obtain the
degree with honours. The length of the program is the same. The requirements
for the honours degree consists of Part A: obtaining a specified average
mark in courses excluding the Honours Thesis counting for 70% and Part
B: the Honours Thesis counting for 30% of the final honours examination
requiring a research paper of 11,000 - 13,000 words.
The Honours Thesis is normally undertaken in the final or penultimate
semester of the degree. To be eligible to enrol in the Honours Thesis,
students require an overall law course average mark of 4.5 on a 10 point
scale. The Bachelor of Laws with honours may be awarded at three levels:
Honours first class; Honours second class, division A; or Honours second
class, division B.
Further details on degree courses can be found in the Undergraduate Handbook,
which can be found on the web at http://www.anu.edu.au/sas/handbook/.
It can also be bought at the University Co-operative Bookshop.
For further enquiries please email enquiries.law@anu.edu.au.
Updated 13 May 2008
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