
This double degree combines legal training with psychological insight, preparing graduates for diverse careers. You will gain a strong understanding of legal principles alongside key areas of human behaviour, such as social change, group dynamics, and cross-cultural communication. The program develops strong analytical and research skills, equipping you for roles in mental health, human resources, child and family services, youth work, counselling, disability support, migrant services, and policy development. Practical learning opportunities, including a Community Legal Practice unit and mooting competitions, bridge theory and practice, ensuring graduates are well-prepared for professional life.
The course requires students to complete 23 Core Law units, 9 recommended law elective units, and 12 Core Psychology units. Psychology units should generally be completed in sequence.
This double degree provides a strong foundation for a variety of careers in fields that intersect law and human behaviour. Graduates are well-equipped for roles that require analytical thinking, research skills, and an understanding of both legal frameworks and psychological principles.
International students should check specific secondary school results requirements. Applications are not accepted through ECU's Experience Based Entry Scheme.
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