Bachelor of Laws, BSc (Psychology) in Bentley Australia | Curtin University

Curtin's Bachelor of Laws program delivers the essential qualification required to become a practicing lawyer in Australia. Pairing this with a psychology degree is perfect for those seeking to enhance their comprehension of human behavior or aiming for careers in psychological fields related to legal and justice systems.

Our law program provides a comprehensive, practice-oriented grounding in legal principles. You'll acquire fundamental skills crucial for successful legal work while developing sharp business acumen. Early in your education, you'll appreciate the significance of upholding legal principles, alongside professional ethics and responsibilities.

You can also choose from specialized electives including forensic advocacy, family law, human rights legislation, indigenous land rights, and legal technology. These options allow you to customize your studies according to your career aspirations.

The Bachelor of Science (Psychology) curriculum delivers thorough knowledge about emotional processes, behavioral patterns, cognitive functions, social interactions, sensory perception, and personality traits. You'll develop skills to analyze, interpret, and forecast individual and group behaviors.

The initial four years follow semester-based learning at Curtin Perth, with the fifth year plus an additional trimester conducted at Curtin Law School in Perth's city center. Full-time students can earn both degrees within five and a half years.

While studying in Perth's legal district, you'll gain hands-on experience through mock trials in our advanced moot courtroom and practical casework at the John Curtin Law Clinic. The program's city location offers valuable networking with academic staff, practicing attorneys, and judges, plus convenient access to major courts including the Supreme, District, and Federal Courts.