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328 Full-time Bachelor's degrees in Civil & Private Law
Bachelor of Laws (Honours)
If you would like to enhance your employment opportunities, advance your knowledge and skills in a specialist area of Law and build valuable research skills, Bachelor of Laws (Honours) from University of Southern Queensland is one of the few graduate Honours program for a law degree in Australia.
Law (Paralegal Studies)
This Law (Paralegal Studies) two-year degree offered at the Southern Cross University will get you working in law quickly and lays the foundation for career progression.
Education and Law (Hons)
There are a number of ways you can study law at University of Strathclyde, one such way being the BA degree in Education and Law (Hons).
Engineering and Laws (Honours)
The Engineering and Laws (Honours) at the University of Sydney will provide an excellent foundation for a career in law or engineering. From wi-fi to space travel, engineering and technology professionals develop innovative and sustainable solutions to society's greatest problems.
Law
The Law programme of the University of Aberdeen gives you a unique experience of breadth, depth, choice and quality, with a broad range of subjects giving you accreditation with the Law Society of Scotland and Society of Advocates. You will also have options to combine your core legal studies with a modern European language, legal system, or other options to add further career benefits.
Child Advocacy and Policy
The Child Advocacy and Policy programme at Montclair State University is a comprehensive full-time undergraduate degree. Spanning four years of study, this interdisciplinary course prepares students to support vulnerable children through a curriculum blending psychology, social work, and law to address complex societal challenges.
Jurisprudence
The Bachelor of Jurisprudence from Bond University provides an opportunity to combine legal subjects of particular interest with study in related disciplines such as international relations, criminology, languages or communication.
Law
Law from University of Pretoria meets specific training needs that emerge from the demand for employees with specific legal knowledge, but who are also schooled in aspects of the social or human sciences.