Be ready to practice
Choose the only legal practice degree offered by an SA university.
Become a thought leader in any industry
Pursue multiple passions and broaden your career prospects.
Power to change
Get the skills you need to lead.
We offer the only undergraduate legal practice degree in South Australia.
The Bachelor of Laws and Legal Practice satisfies both the academic and practical requirements enabling you to seek admission from the Supreme Court of South Australia to practise law in the state.
We'll prepare you for practice in your final year with the professional program. With links to the legal profession, you'll participate in a program designed around employability, student experience and professionalism.
The certainly of law brings hope to the disadvantaged, confidence to commercial ventures, rigour to politics and solid operating foundations to any organisation you join.
We'll provide you with the legal skills you need to lead.
Pursue multiple passions and broaden your career prospects further, by choosing a combined degree.
Here are just some of the options.
SATAC code: | 214442 |
Course length: | 5 - 6 years full-time (or equivalent part-time) |
Prerequisites: |
None |
Location: | On campus, Bedford Park |
By combining studies in laws and legal practice with criminology, you will develop the professional legal skills to prepare you for a job in the legal profession and gain an understanding of how justice and society influence each other.
The combination prepares you for a broad range of careers in law but also government, leadership and educational settings.
SATAC code: | 214442 |
Course length: | 5.5 - 6 years full-time (or equivalent part-time) |
Prerequisites: |
None |
Location: | On campus, Bedford Park |
A laws and legal practice degree from Flinders satisfies the academic and practical requirements to practise law in South Australia.
Combining these studies with a Bachelor of International Relations opens the door to a multitude of careers in international organisations, aid and human rights, government, transnational crime, terrorism, and non-government organisations.
SATAC code: | 214442 |
Course length: | 5 - 6 years full-time (or equivalent part-time) |
Prerequisites: |
None |
Location: | On campus, Bedford Park |
Combining the Bachelor of Behavioural Science (Psychology) with law prepares you for occupations where law and psychology interact.
You will develop an understanding of human behaviour, motivation, relationships, communication and cognitive processes.
Better understand the actions of clients, judges, jurors and the changes to law, which will help you develop a stronger and more effective argument for your legal cases, and explore a social justice perspective for understanding human behaviour.
This combined program provides an accredited professional qualification in both law and psychology.
We provide law students with practical experience opportunities at the Legal Advice Clinic, a free legal advice service to the community.
You will be able to work in the Clinic completing law work under the supervision of an practising lawyer, as part of your degree.
With society facing critical challenges the law has never mattered more. A Flinders law degree will enpower you with the knowledge and skills needed to effect change.
At Flinders you can also add innovation and enterprise electives to your degree to gain new, adaptable and transferrable skills that will equip you for changes in the global job market.
Our suite of innovation and enterprise electives prepare you for the careers of tomorrow by developing what we like to call ‘personal enterprise skills’ – the innate ability to adapt to whatever life throws at you, professionally and personally.
You’ll be career-ready and empowered to make your mark on the world.
Law graduate Jordan Gifford-Moore is settling into campus life at the University of Oxford as South Australia’s 2017 Rhodes Scholar, having received one of the world’s most prestigious scholarships.
Famous former Rhodes Scholars include Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, former U.S. President Bill Clinton, and former AFL Chairman Mike Fitzpatrick.
At Oxford, Jordan plans to continue his commercial law studies, specialising in public-private partnerships (PPPs) – a method of financing infrastructure projects between the public and private sectors.
“After graduation, I hope to work and learn at the World Bank PPP Centre, before returning to Australia,” Jordan said, adding that Australia is in a prime position to help in the development of Asia-Pacific nations.
“Many of these developing nations are desperate for social infrastructure investment,” he said.
Having previously volunteered with the Red Cross tutoring English to refugees, Jordan now plans to join the Oxford Human Rights Hub.
Whether you are looking for alternative pathways to the course of your choice or you’re wanting to start your University studies, we offer a range of pathways to study at Flinders.
All undergraduate and most postgraduate applications are made through the South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre (SATAC).