Bachelor Programme
Laws (Honours)
QUT's Bachelor of Laws (Honours) is a four-year undergraduate law degree that covers the areas of law required for admission to legal practice in Australia, including contract, equity and trusts, constitutional, administrative and property law. It also covers emerging fields such as ESG and an optional law, technology and innovation minor dealing with AI, robotics and legal tech. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives on law are taught throughout. Through more than 600 industry partners, students can do placements with community legal centres, law firms, in-house teams and government. QUT ranks first in Queensland for law in the 2026 Times Higher Education subject rankings.
University
Queensland University of Technology
Country
Australia
Level
Bachelor
Field
Law
Duration
4 years full-time (384 credit points)
Language
English
Campus
Gardens Point campus, Brisbane
Degree
Bachelor of Laws (Honours) (QUT course code LW38, CRICOS 083020J)
Intake
February (Semester 1) and July (Semester 2)
Application Deadline
QUT accepts international applications all year for most courses (a few courses have their own opening and closing dates, shown on the course page) and advises applying as early as possible, because assessment, offers and the student visa all take time. Apply online through the QUT Application Portal or through a QUT official representative; applicants outside Australia who need a student visa and are nationals of certain countries (including India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Pakistan, Bhutan and most African countries) must apply through a representative. A non-refundable A$100 application fee applies. QUT asks new international students to arrive about two weeks before classes start for orientation. International students completing an Australian Year 12 curriculum, in Australia or overseas, follow QUT's separate process for international Year 12 students.
Tuition Information
International: A$46,000 a year (QUT's 2027 indicative annual fee for international students, full-time 96 credit points, as shown on the course page). QUT's indicative fee is an estimate for a standard full-time year of 96 credit points: your actual fee depends on the units you enrol in, and fees rise each year, so later years usually cost more. To accept an offer, new international students pay a deposit based on the estimated first-semester fee. Overseas Student Health Cover (required for the student visa), course-specific costs such as equipment or materials, and living costs are extra.
Admission Requirements
- QUT course code LW38; CRICOS 083020J. Academic entry: senior secondary study at a level comparable to Australian Year 12, or recognised post-secondary study. The minimum results QUT accepts for each country and qualification are listed in the international entry requirements guide on the course page
- Applicants who finished secondary school in Australia: QUT's lowest adjusted ATAR/selection rank offered for Semester 1, 2026 was 84.00, and 87.00 or higher guarantees an offer if all other requirements are met
- Assumed knowledge: English, Literature, English and Literature Extension, or English as an Additional Language (Queensland Units 3 & 4, grade C), or equivalent
- English (test taken no more than two years before the course starts): IELTS Academic 6.5 overall with at least 6.0 in listening, reading, writing and speaking; or PTE Academic 59 overall (listening 50, reading 50, writing 51, speaking 54); or TOEFL iBT 79 overall (listening 16, reading 16, writing 19, speaking 19). Cambridge C1 Advanced, LanguageCert Academic and the Michigan English Test are also accepted at the scores on the course page. If you fall short, QUT may offer a package with an English or pathway program