There are currently 38 law schools in Australia.[1][2] Only one of the 39 member institutions of Universities Australia has no law school: Federation University.[1][3]
There are currently 2 non-university providers who offer accredited law degrees:
There are currently 2 non-university providers who offer practical legal training:
University | Law school | State / territory | Est. | Undergrad law intake 2019 | ATAR selection threshold 2020 |
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Australian National University | College of Law | Australian Capital Territory | 1960 | 400~[94] | 98[95] |
University of Sydney | Law School | New South Wales | 1855 | 323[96] | 99.5[97] |
University of Melbourne | Law School | Victoria | 1857 | — | — |
University of New South Wales | Faculty of Law | New South Wales | 1971 | 400~[98] | ATAR & Law Admission Test (LAT)[99] |
University of Queensland | Law School | Queensland | 1936 | 203[100] | 98[101] |
Monash University | Faculty of Law | Victoria | 1963 | 457[102] | 98[103] |
University of Adelaide | Law School | South Australia | 1883 | 288[104] | 95[105] |
University of Western Australia | Law School | Western Australia | 1927 | — | — |