Transfer from another uni
If your ATAR is below the cut-off for the Law dual degree program and you are enrolled in a degree at another university, an alternative entry into Law is to apply to transfer into the Law dual degree program after completing a minimum of one year of tertiary study.
Applicants are assessed on 50% ATAR and 50% tertiary grades. Entry is very competitive and generally students require an ATAR of at least 97 and a grade point average of 6.0 (distinction) in their first year of study.
Apply
Students at a university other than UNSW apply through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC).
UAC code
Law dual degree program - 426000
Credit for completed study
Students can expect to receive credit for previous study but the level of credit will depend on the courses undertaken and the university where the courses were studied. Credit is normally determined at enrolment. Successful transfer applicants will be granted exemptions from equivalent courses completed elsewhere, but will only be eligible for a maximum of 48 units of credit at UNSW, which is one year.
Courses offered by other Australian Law Schools which are considered equivalent to UNSW LLB core courses are detailed here:
