Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Laws

Degree Structure

Bachelor of Psychology/Bachelor of Laws -- a typical full-time program pattern

	First semester	Second semester
Year 1 (48 units)	PSYC1003 Psychology1: Understanding Mind, Brain and Behaviour PSYC1005 or another Group A Science course (6 Units) LAWS1201 Foundations of Australian Law (6 Units) LAWS1203 Torts (6 Units)	PSYC1004 Psychology 2: Understanding People in Context Group A Science course (6 Units) LAWS1202 Lawyers, Justice and Ethics (6 Units) LAWS1204 Contracts (6 Units)
Year 2 (48 units)	PSYC2009 Quantitative Methods in Psychology PSYC2007 Biological Basis of Behaviour LAWS1205 Australian Public Law (6 Units) LAWS1206 Criminal Law and Procedure (6 Units)	PSYC2001 Social Psychology PSYC2008 Visual Perception and Cognition LAWS2250 International Law (6 Units) LAWS2249 Legal Theory (6 Units)
Year 3 (48 units)	PSYC2002 Developmental Psychology PSYC3026 Personality and Assessment LAWS2201 Administrative Law (6 Units) LAWS2203 Corporations Law (6 Units)	PSYC3018 Advanced Research Methods Group C Psychology course (6 Units) LAWS2202 Commonwealth Constitutional Law (6 Units) 1 Law elective course (6 Units)
Year 4 (48 units)	Group C Psychology courses (12 Units) LAWS2204 Property (6 Units) 1 Law elective course (6 Units)	Group C Psychology course (6 Units) Group A, B or C Science course (6 Units) LAWS2205 Equity and Trusts (6 Units) 1 Law elective course (6 units)
Year 5 (48 units)	LAWS2244 Litigation and Dispute Management (6 Units) 3 Law elective courses (18 Units)	LAWS2207 Evidence (6 Units) 3 Law elective courses (18 Units)

The Degree with Honours

Information on honours for Bachelor of Science (Psychology)/Bachelor of Laws.

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