Murdoch offers combined degrees, which combine Law, and another bachelor degree in an integrated course of study. This allows students seeking a Law degree to gain a range of opportunities for the study of disciplines other than Law, which are greater than those for students within the Law degree studied on its own.

The Bachelor of Biomedical Science is a flexible degree that builds deep understanding and practical experience in a specific area of biomedical science, and which provides opportunities for industry and community engagement. This degree provides sound preparation for students aspiring to entry into higher level postgraduate courses such as medicine and scientific research.

Award of Bachelor of Laws with Honours (LLB(Hons)): Students must apply for entry into Honours immediately prior to commencing their final 24 points of their law studies. The award of Honours is available on the basis of distinguished achievement across the Honours year. The required units for Honours are LLB580 (Honours Thesis in Law) and LLB582 (Legal Research Methods for Honours). The student’s Honours Program must include any remaining required units for law (such as LLB450 (Civil Procedure), LLB452 (Corporations Law) and LLB468 (Ethics and Professional Responsibility). If a student does not have three required units to complete as part of their Honours program, then the Program can include any law specific electives. Students should seek advice and further information from the Chair of the Law School’s Honours Committee.

Exit Award only.