For more than 40 years, UNSW Law School, in partnership with Nura Gili Centre for Indigenous Programs, has been offering an alternative entry program into Law and a range of outreach and support initiatives for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.
UNSW Law is proud to have graduated more than 100 Indigenous students and remains committed to increasing the number of law graduates in Australia. The Indigenous Entry into Law Scheme at UNSW aims to play a significant part in this.

The Pre-Law Program gave me a deeper insight and clearer understanding of the opportunities available to students who study at UNSW Law. The Pre-Law Program is the reason I am studying Law at UNSW today.
The program helped to make the transition from high school to Law School incredibly smooth. Being surrounded by exceptional people throughout, both staff and peers, I gained valuable insight into the expectations and requirements of being a UNSW Law student. With this knowledge and experience, I was able to successfully transition into the Pre-Law Program, and then into a Law dual degree with ease.
Having now made it through my first full year as a UNSW Law student, I can confidently say that this year would not have been the same if not for the staff at the Law School, Nura Gili and all my peers who completed the program with me. With their support, I am continually motivated to do my best in all aspects of Law School life.
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