AustraliaBachelor's260 weeks

Bachelor of Laws (Honours), Bachelor of Economics

Adelaide UniversityAdelaide, Australia

Fee for international students

A$274,500 for the whole course (as of 2026)Source: CRICOS
Intakes
February
Duration
260 weeks
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Programme facts

Level
Bachelor's
Duration
260 weeks
Language of teaching
English
Study mode
Not published
Credits
Not published
Intakes
FebruaryTypical for this country

About this programme

Adelaide University's Bachelor of Laws (Honours), Bachelor of Economics will guide you through the legal systems that govern us and the economies we live within - and equip you with the practical and analytical skills to work effectively within both. Develop a strong foundation in how the law works across the eleven key areas of Australia's legal system, as well as how they apply into different real-world contexts. Meanwhile, your economics studies will prepare you to tackle complex problems impacting government policy through to individual households. Study concepts like microeconomics, macroeconomics and econometrics, and develop the critical analysis skills and reasoning to influence policies and drive data-driven solutions. Both degrees include hands-on learning, including over 100 hours of professional development in a real industry setting or project. You'll graduate empowered to work as an ethical, informed legal professional and advocate*. *To be admitted to legal practice, you will also need to fulfil the practical requirements for admission, which includes the completion of the Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice.

Entry requirements

  • IELTS7 overall
Prerequisites
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.
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Data: CRICOS, Australian Government.