Australia
With our LLM, students from Australia can become qualified to practice law in their own country in only two years. Both the LLB and LLM are recognised by the Australian Law system and LLB graduates can begin practicing law after only a Articled Clerkship practical training year. There is a strong community of Australian students within the University of Bristol law school which we hope you will join.
-
Australia to Bristol
The MA in Law is an accelerated, fast-track, two year, full-time degree with a specially devised curriculum for those who have already completed undergraduate education. Australian students who have completed an LLB, or other Batchelors degree to a 2:1 of equivalent standard are eligible for this program to become qualified to practice law in just 21 months.
-
Scholarships
For information on which scholarships are open to Australian undergraduate and postgraduate students see our scholarship opportunities page.
-
Be inspired
Read Eugenie Chua and Michael Dicker’s experiences as postgraduate students at the University of Bristol. Additionally you can check out our International Perspective video.
-
See inside
Get a feel for what it would be like to study here. In this video, undergraduate takes you on a tour of the University of Bristol Law School in the Wills Memorial Building. Get to see the grand reception rooms, teaching and social spaces and what's inside the iconic tower..
Apply today
You can apply for undergraduate programmes either through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) or The Common Application. You should apply online for all our postgraduate programmes. To be considered for admission to postgraduate study at the University of Bristol, the minimum requirement for entry is an undergraduate (Bachelor’s) degree that is equivalent to a UK Upper Second Class degree (also known as a 2:1). For Australia specific information go here.
I came to Bristol hoping it would be a place where I would find the magic balance between challenging and diverse research opportunities, and a bustling social scene. So far this is exactly what I have experienced.