Bachelor of Laws (Honours), Bachelor of Psychology
Adelaide University
Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Undergraduate
CRICOS: 04249J
Adelaide University's Bachelor of Law (Honours), Bachelor of Psychology will empower you to understand and work with the laws that govern us, and the behaviours of the people who live under these laws. Develop a strong understanding of the key theories that underpin both disciplines, and how they apply into real contexts throughout Australia. Then, learn how to put these skills into practice with real-world learning. You'll graduate with an understanding of the key legal principles of Australian law and the psychological concepts that underpin modern psychology practice. You'll be able to compassionately meet the needs of people while understanding the basis of their behaviours, and can apply your skills in advocacy, policy or research roles. To become a law professional like a solicitor or barrister, you will need to complete further study in the Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice. To become a registered psychologist you will need to continue your psychology studies with an honours degree in psychology or a Graduate Diploma in Psychology (Advanced) before going on to a master's degree in psychology.
Structure
240 units
Subjects
- How Law Works LAWS1011
- Torts LAWS1014
- Introductory Psychology Research Methods PSYC1000
- Understanding Individual Behaviour and Cognition PSYC1001
- Law, Government and Community LAWS1012
- Ethics and the Future of Law LAWS1013
- Health and Developmental Psychology PSYC1003
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Psychology PSYC1012
- Contract LAWS1010
- Business and the Law LAWS1019
- Constitutional Law LAWS2002
- International Law LAWS2004
- Psychology for Social Contexts PSYC1002
- Insights into Data and Research in Psychology PSYC2000
- Insights into Health and Developmental Psychology PSYC2003
- Psychology for Global Challenges PSYC2010
- Property Law LAWS2001
- Equity and Trusts LAWS2003
- Administrative Law LAWS2005
- Criminal Law LAWS3001
- Insights into Individual Behaviour and Cognition PSYC2001
- Career Development in Psychology PSYC2009
- Psychology for Organisations and Communities PSYC3011
- Corporate Law LAWS3002
- Becoming a Lawyer LAWS3005
- Advanced Individual Behaviour and Cognition PSYC3001
- Advanced Health and Developmental Psychology PSYC3003
- Advanced Research Methods in Psychology PSYC3007
- Future Law Project LAWS4800
- Evidence LAWS4900
- Civil Dispute Resolution LAWS4901
- Work Integrated Learning in Psychology PSYC3900
- Family Law LAWS1001
- Human Rights Law LAWS1002
- Income Tax Law LAWS1003
- Intellectual Property Law LAWS1004
- Health Law LAWS1005
- Law of Work LAWS1006
- Environmental Law LAWS1007
- The Law of Succession LAWS1008
- Climate Change Law LAWS1009
- Ageing and the Law: Elder Law and Policy LAWS2009
- Media Law LAWS3006
Standard entry requirements
- Secondary education (Year 12).
- Completion of a secondary education qualification equivalent to the South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE).
- Higher education study.
- Successful completion of at least 6 months full-time study (or equivalent part-time) in a higher education award program in an undergraduate diploma (AQF level 5) or higher.
Study information
| Campus | Fees | Mid year intake | Attendance |
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| Adelaide City Campus | International: $274,500 | No |
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| Magill Campus | International: $274,500 | No |
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