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Launch an exciting career in law and make a name for yourself in corporate, community or government legal sectors. If you’d like a dynamic and fulfilling job in law, learn from the best at VU.

EAP is a university and TAFE preparation course designed for students with upper intermediate to advanced levels of English.

Develop your skill, knowledge and professional acumen across a range of law and arts majors. Our Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts gives you the flexibility to choose your own path.

Build on your existing academic experience to move into the field of law with a Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) at Victoria University. This course is available to bachelor degree graduates from any discipline.

Launch a career investigating and prosecuting crime, or defending the accused, with a law and criminology degree from VU. Our Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Criminology will give you broad knowledge of the causes and consequences of crime.

This double degree prepares you for a challenging and exciting career in law, business or government. By studying a range of business specialisations, you’ll gain a thorough understanding of the tactics, processes and issues related to conducting business – within Australia and internationally.

This Honours law degree prepares you for a range of careers in the legal community, corporate and community sectors, government and non-government organisations. Our program prepares you for a rewarding career in the public or private sectors.

This double degree combines studies in psychology with a qualification in law. This five-year double degree lets you combine a law qualification with psychological studies.

This double degree provides students with the opportunity to combine studies in psychology with a qualification in law. This six-year double degree gives you the flexibility to combine a law qualification with psychology.

Develop the legal and social understanding to solve real problems in the community with VU's Bachelor of Criminology. You'll learn to understand the motivations behind criminal acts and gain the knowledge and skills needed to help police, legal, and social-welfare organisations address the causes and results of criminal behaviour.