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Australia and English Law are based on similar principles. Graduates in one jrisdiction can adapt easily to the law of the other jurisdiction. One of the most common career poaths for young Australian Lawyers is to move to London for work for one of the international law firms which are based there. Scores of Bond graduates now work in London.
Bond LAW faculty links to the United Kingdom
Bond University Faculty of Law has several staff members with British qualifications. Professor Eric Colvin (BA Oxford, PhD Cambridge) and Associate Professor David Field (LLB Nottingham) have British undergraduate degrees. British postgraduate qualificatiosn are held by Professors Laurence Boulle, Gerard Carney, Denis Ong, and William van Caenegem and by Associate Professors Jay Forder and John Lessing..
Britons interested in studying at Bond are invited to contact Associate Professor David Field.
Which LAW program should I take?
Britons seeking a professional qualification who have already completed a first degree may enrol in the Juris Doctor (JD) program.
Students who have not completed a first degree must enrol in the LLB program. Bond follows the British and Australian tradition in admitting high school graduates direct to the LLB program. Credit towards the elective component of the LLB degree will ordinarily be given for at least four subjects from any pre-law university studies.
UK law graduates wishing to specialise in international, corporate and trade law or dispute resolution should consider our Master of Laws. Current UK students might consider a one semester exchange program.
Will my Australian law degree allow me allow me to practise in th United Kingdom?
Most Australian graduates working in the UK practised first in Australia fo two years. That experience enabled them to qualify for admission in the UK by taking the Qualified Lawyers Transfer Test. It is also possible to qualify for admission by taking a legal practice course.
Applying for admission to Bond University
Students may apply to Bond University on-line.
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