Compulsory courses

These core courses build the foundational knowledge and analytical skills required for legal study and future professional practice.

You can also find information on:

• Digital course outlines
• Law timetables
• Planning your degree

• LAW 121G: Three one-hour lectures per week and a one-hour clinic every fortnight.
• LAW 131 and LAW 141: Three one-hour lectures per week and a one-hour tutorial every fortnight.

Find more information on LLB Part I Planning.

Teaching format

• LAW 201: One two-hour lecture per week, two-hour workshops (four rounds), and one-hour tutorials every fortnight (six tutorial rounds).
• LAW 211 and LAW 241: One one-hour and one two-hour lecture per week, plus a one-hour tutorial every fortnight (eight tutorial rounds).
• LAW 231: One one-hour and one two-hour lecture per week, one-hour tutorials (two rounds in Semester One), and two-hour workshops (four rounds throughout the year).
• LAW 297: One compulsory two-hour workshop every fortnight (twelve rounds).

As part of the University’s shift to 15-point courses, the following 2026 courses will have updated points and new codes:

• LAW 304 Equity (replacing LAW 306AB)
• LAW 305 Land Law (replacing LAW 301AB)

Teaching format

• LAW 304 and LAW 305: One one-hour and one two-hour lecture per week, plus one-hour sessions every fortnight (six tutorial rounds for LAW 304 and six workshop rounds for LAW 305).
• LAW 316: One one-hour and one two-hour lecture per week, plus one-hour tutorials every fortnight (four rounds).

Students enrol for LAW 498 in their final term of LLB Part IV.

Law 498 requires students to undertake research, participate in a moot, and complete a written assignment with requirements able to be met prior to enrolment.

Find more information on LAW 498 requirements, Law Electives, and LLB Part II-IV Degree Planning.