Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Psychological Studies

This double degree will prepare you for work in fields where law, psychology and mental health merge. You will study a number of units including criminal law, intercultural and developmental issues in psychology, clinical aspects of psychology and interviewing and advocacy skills. The combined degree equips you with an understanding of yourself and others, including clients and those involved in the legal and psychological studies fields.

This course combines core law units with units of legal study which cover the requisite areas of knowledge (also referred to as the 'Priestley Eleven'), together with practical subjects such as analytical legal writing, drafting, communication and advocacy. It also comprises a range of Law electives that cover a broad range of legal areas.