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2007 Admission

Students at the Melbourne Law School have access to an exciting learning environment, with opportunities for research in a wide variety of legal specializations, and excellent career and support services. The Law School is located in the heart of the city, in a purpose-built, internationally competitive building which has extensive networking and computer resources, and a large range of legal resources.

Undergraduate 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

Nathaniel Khng

Singapore, LLB student

I chose to study law at the University of Melbourne because it has one of the best law faculties in the world.

While studying is important, extra-curricular activities are also an essential aspect of university life. At present, I am a violist with the University of Melbourne Orchestra. In my first two years of study in Melbourne, I was selected to represent Singapore in the Southeast Asian Youth Orchestra.

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2007 Admission