Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws - Journalism

A double degree of Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws gives you an edge when applying for jobs as a community lawyer, legal officer, barrister or solicitor. When combined with a major in History, International Relations, or Social Justice, this double degree enables you to follow your passion and pursue a range of employment. By completing a double degree, your opportunities for employment will expand and you will graduate sooner than if you were to complete two separate degrees. The different areas of law you will explore throughout the degree include criminal law, legal conflict and resolution and legal professional practice and ethics. This is then combined with an Arts major of your choice, including Anthropology and Archaeology, Creative and Critical Writing, English Literature, Journalism, International Relations, History, and Contemporary Media. When graduating with a double degree, you will receive a separate testamur (official certificate) for each degree.As a graduate with a double degree, your career opportunities are extensive and vary widely depending on your chosen majors. Career opportunities through this double degree may include private practice solicitor or barrister, government departments, non-government agencies, legal organisations, journalist, public relations practitioner, media companies or as a communications consultant.

ATAR- 74.15Applications for UniSQ undergraduate degrees (first degree) are based on comparisons with Australian Year 12 level examinations.