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Excellence in teaching and research combine to make the Melbourne Law School a world leader in legal education. This is highlighted by the number and quality of high level research centres within the school and the achievements of law school alumni. So whether you live in Melbourne, Australia, or overseas, discover why studying Law at Melbourne is an experience you'll value forever.

Degree programs are available in:

Bachelor of Laws (LLB)
Bachelor of Laws (Honours)
Bachelor of Arts (Media and Communications/LLB
Bachelor of Creative Arts/LLB
Bachelor of Arts/LLB
Bachelor of Music/LLB
Bachelor of Commerce/LLB
Bachelor of Computer Science/LLB
Bachelor of Science/LLB
Bachelor of Engineering/LLB

Karlu Chu

Former President of the International Law Students Society
Bachelor of Commerce/Bachelor of Laws

The challenges that law poses are definitely not for everybody. The most important thing is to study something you are interested in or passionate about.

If you like being challenged and enjoy problem solving, Law may be a good place to develop and further those skills.

Studying at the Melbourne Law School has been most rewarding. You meet a lot of great and interesting people along the way and build great friendships.

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