Diploma of Legal Studies
Southern Cross University · NSW · 2125107
Diploma of Legal Studies is a Undergraduate degree at Southern Cross University, NSW. It covers areas like law, legal systems, legal institutions, australian law, legal studies, criminal law. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Southern Cross University
Undergraduate
45.0
Lismore
What you'll study in Diploma of Legal Studies
Example subjects: A Culture of Enquiry, Language and Learning in Your Discipline, Legal Process, Family Law Practice, Legal Research and Writing, Interviewing, Negotiation and Ethics, Australian Legal System, Legal Process, Principles of Contract Law, Criminal Process.
Frequently asked questions
What ATAR do I need for Diploma of Legal Studies?
A recent indicative ATAR cut-off for Diploma of Legal Studies at Southern Cross University is around 45.0. Cut-offs change yearly — confirm with the university.
What will I study in Diploma of Legal Studies?
Diploma of Legal Studies covers areas like law, legal-institutions, communication, legal-systems, contract-law, australian-law, legal-ethics, family-law.
Who offers Diploma of Legal Studies?
Diploma of Legal Studies is offered by Southern Cross University, NSW.
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