Career Development

Working and qualifying as a legal practitioner overseas

While Bond's Bachelor of Laws and Juris Doctor degrees are recognised internationally, admitting authorities in other countries will require additional study (usually in the range of 4 to 16 subjects). Students should be aware that admission authorities may require disclosure of any instance of plagiarism, and may impose sanctions as a result.

Important country-specific information for students wishing to practise law outside of Australia is available here.

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• Information in these web pages relating to requirements for practising law in jurisdictions outside of Australia is provided for informational use only. It should not be relied on without specifically confirming admission requirements with relevant authorities in the jurisdiction in which you wish to practise.
• Bond University and the Faculty of Law make no warranty, representation or undertaking whether express or implied, nor do they assume any legal responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of the information provided on this web site regarding the practise of law outside of Australia. Bond University and the Faculty of Law accept no liability, whether direct or indirect, for any loss or damage a person suffers because that person had directly or indirectly relied on any information provided on this website regarding the practise of law outside of Australia.
• By accessing these pages you acknowledge that information contained in them is general in nature and cannot take into account your particular circumstances.
• Links to other websites in these web-pages are not under the control of Bond University and may contain computer viruses or inaccuracies; and are inserted for convenience and do not constitute Bond University’s endorsement of material at those sites, or any associated organisation, product or service.
• It is the responsibility of any student wishing to practise law overseas to investigate and confirm their eligibility (or otherwise) to do so.
• It is your responsibility to make your own investigations, decisions and inquiries about the information retrieved from other websites.