Bachelor's
Bachelor of Science / Laws (Honours) – UQ
Course Overview
The University of Queensland’s Bachelor of Science / Laws (Honours) combines scientific knowledge with comprehensive legal education to prepare graduates for careers involving science, technology, healthcare, and environmental regulation. Students undertake studies in scientific disciplines alongside honours-level legal training in areas such as intellectual property, environmental law, administrative law, and ethics.
Laboratory learning, legal research, and interdisciplinary projects strengthen analytical thinking and evidence-based problem-solving. The program develops the ability to interpret scientific information within legal and regulatory frameworks. Graduates are well prepared for careers in environmental law, biotechnology regulation, healthcare law, intellectual property, scientific policy, and legal practice.
Entry Requirements
- Academic Records: Recognized Bachelor degree in a non-law discipline with a competitive Distinction average (75%+ WAM).
- English Proficiency: IELTS 7.5 overall (minimum 7.0 in all sub-scores), TOEFL iBT 105, PTE 76.
- Prerequisites / Knowledge: High analytical reasoning, legal research readiness, and advanced writing.
- Application Materials: Official transcripts from all prior tertiary studies and degree certificate.
- Waterford Institute of TechnologyPersonal statement essay detailing academic trajectory and commitment to law.
Career Outcomes
- Patent Attorney
- Environmental Lawyer
- Intellectual Property Lawyer
- Regulatory Affairs Specialist
- Scientific Legal Consultant
Scholarship Available
- Yes (UQ International High Achievers Scholarship
- UQ Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship
- Faculty Scholarships)
