LLB/BSc 2004 Cohort

Standard Course Plan
LLB/BSc
2004 Cohort

This is a standard course plan that you are strongly recommended to follow. You may only change the order in which subjects are taken provided you meet the relevant pre-requisites.

2006	Sem 1	Science Subject (12.5 points)	Science Subject (12.5 points)	Constitutional Law	Property 1	This is the standard course plan that you will follow, assuming that by the end of 2005 you have completed: History and Philosophy of Law 1 History and Philosophy of Law 2 Torts and the Process of Law or Torts and the Process of Law 1 & 2 Criminal Law or Criminal Law 1 & 2 Contracts or Contracts 1 & 2
2006	Sem 2	Science Subject (12.5 points)	Science Subject (12.5 points)	Administrative Law	Property 2

2007	Sem 1	Science Subject (12.5 points)	Science Subject (12.5 points)	Evidence and Proof #	Equity and Trusts
2007	Sem 2	Science Subject (12.5 points)	Science Subject (12.5 points)	Legal Ethics	Corporations Law

2008	Sem 1	Law Option (12.5 points)	Law Option (12.5 points)	Law Option (12.5 points)	Law Option (12.5 points)
2008	Sem 2	Dispute Resolution	Law Option (12.5 points)	Law Option (12.5 points)	Law Option (12.5 points)

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# As an alternative, when available, students may take Evidence and Proof as a Summer Semester subject rather than in Semester 1, at any time in their degree. Evidence and Proof will be available as a 2006 Summer Semester Subject.

Colour Key:

		Compulsory Subject
		Law Option
		Quasi Compulsory Subject

Quasi-compulsory subjects are subjects that must be undertaken to meet the academic requirements for admission to practise in Victoria. They are not compulsory for the purposes of completing your LLB.

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LLB/BSc 2004 Cohort

Standard Course Plan LLB/BSc 2004 Cohort

Standard Course Plan
LLB/BSc
2004 Cohort