Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and Bachelor of Global Studies in Clayton Australia | Monash University

This dynamic dual degree program is designed for students aiming to become pioneers in social transformation while meeting the academic criteria to practice law in Australia. By integrating studies on pressing global issues like peace and conflict, economic inequality, and criminal justice with legal education, you'll develop the expertise to address complex cultural and societal challenges worldwide and create meaningful impact.
You'll enjoy the advantages of both degree programs, preparing you for careers in either field individually or allowing you to blend both disciplines in your professional path. The curriculum provides comprehensive grounding in Australian legal principles, procedures, and reasoning, along with essential research, analysis, and communication skills for legal practice. With diverse elective options, you can tailor your studies to specialized areas. The program also offers global learning opportunities through international exchanges, study abroad programs, domestic and overseas internships, and practical legal training initiatives.
A Monash Law education transforms idealism into practical world-changing potential. Whether your ambitions lie in corporate law firms, international legal practice, community legal services, or social justice advocacy, this degree provides your launching pad. From day one, you'll establish strong foundations for your legal career.
This hands-on dual degree includes international study options for gaining practical legal and cross-cultural experience. Your first year focuses on mastering fundamental Australian legal concepts and procedures, while subsequent years allow specialization through diverse electives like 'Conflict Resolution,' 'Digital Media Law,' or 'Environmental Law.' The program also offers Global Studies concentrations in areas such as human rights and international relations. Recognized by the Council of Legal Education, this qualification fulfills the requirements for admission to practice in Victoria's Supreme Court as both barrister and solicitor.