Details
University Location | Gold Coast, Queensland |
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City Population | 600,000 |
Student Population | 4,500 |
Int'l Student Population | 2,100 |
Main Campus | Robina |
Program Campus | Robina |
Program Duration | 2 years full time (six semesters in total) |
Estimated Annual Tuition | $61,809 AUD (2021 fees; subject to increase)** |
Semester Intake | January, May, September |
Next Available Intake | May 2021 (can be started online, in Canada)*** |
Application Deadline | No set deadline* |
International Places | No set limit |
Overview
Bond’s Faculty of Law has the most extensive connections to Canada of any Australian school, offering all 5 of the required Canadian Law subjects according to the NCA syllabus, taught by Canadian professors to ensure you are best prepared to gain accreditation to practice law in Canada upon your return.
Thousands of Canadians have studied law in Australia at Bond University and are successfully practicing in Canada. The Bond Canadian Law Students’ Association hosts NCA process seminars and provides information and support for Canadians wishing to return to Canada.
Program
Bond University’s Juris Doctor is a graduate-level, extensive skills program with small class sizes. It is an accelerated program, which means it can be completed in two years of full-time study. The program is offered over three semesters each year—September, January, and May.
The Bond JD will prepare you for a career as a legal professional, both within Australia and overseas. An integrated skills and professionalism program is embedded in the degree and focuses on core legal skills essential to the practice of law. The JD offers an engaging learning experience that will challenge you academically and prepare you practically for a legal career.
Bond’s combination of excellent teaching, small classes, and extensive legal skills program differentiates Bond University from any other institution.
The Bond Faculty of Law presently offers four Canadian law subjects:
- Foundations of Canadian Law
- Canadian Criminal Law
- Canadian Constitutional Law
- Canadian Administrative Law
In addition, students can undertake a complimentary online course offered each semester on Canadian Professional Responsibility taught by a Canadian law academic which aims to assist Canadian students with their preparation for the NCA exams.
Admission Requirements
Completed bachelor’s degree
You must have a completed undergraduate degree. Please note, all applications are assessed individually and upon merit, and there are no limits or quotas on how many students Bond Law accepts. The university will review your academic history and performance, looking for your cGPA (approximately 70%) as well as grade progression and consistency. The application also requires you to submit a resume and personal statement.
Admission Timeline
*While there is no set application deadline, you are strongly encouraged to submit your application a minimum of three months prior to the program start date.
**Bond JD’s fees are calculated by semester (three semesters per year).
***Please contact OzTREKK’s Law Admissions Officer at law@oztrekk.com for more information about beginning your courses online.
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