Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws

University of Southern Queensland - Toowoomba

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Overview

The arts component of the program allows students to study across several skill and knowledge bases in many different fields of study with plenty of flexibility. Combined with law, students explore the areas of criminal law, legal conflict and resolution, and legal professional practice and ethics. Graduates have multiple career opportunities that vary depending on their chosen major. For more program information, visit Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws at UniSQ.

Majors

Arts: anthropology; archaeology; archaeology extended; creative and critical writing; criminology and criminal justice; criminology and criminal justice extended; English literature; First Nations Australia; history; international relations; journalism; psychology; social justice and entrepreneurship.

Potential Career Outcomes

Private practice solicitor or barrister, government departments, non-government agencies, legal organisations, journalist, public relations, media.

ATAR & Selection Rank

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Admission Criteria

Please refer to the University of Southern Queensland website for admission criteria information.

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