Law
Recognised as one of Australia’s top law faculties, Bond Law’s focus on practical ‘lawyering’ skills and its international perspective provides an exciting and innovative learning experience.
Join our accelerated programs right now and finish a Bachelor of Laws in under 3 years or a double degree in the same time it takes to complete a law degree elsewhere.
The love of the law: Bond Law alumnus Shane Cooper
Alumnus Shane Cooper chose to study Law at Bond because of the quality of the program, the accelerated degree and his goal of attaining a position at a top-tier law firm after graduation. Take a walk with Shane through his typical day of practising law in-house with Telstra.
Go beyond the classroom door
See what our law Bondies get up to beyond the classroom door and discover current news that our law lecturers address.
Bond in Africa
Annually a group of Bond law students head over to Cape Town, South Africa to provide free legal advice in a legal aid clinic to locals who can’t afford it. Our law students do this during their semester break and gush about the invaluable experience. Read what our students got up to on the trip.
Access to industry leaders
Bond Law students have access to The Honourable Justice Michael Kirby on his annual visit to Bond University.
International competitions
Bond law mooters got to fly north to compete in the Vis East International Commercial Arbitration Moot Competition in Hong Kong, winning one of the four major prizes including having the top two oralists in the competition overall. Read more about these Bondies competing in Hong Kong.
Privacy vs Piracy
Bond University privacy and internet law expert from Sweden, Professor Dan Svantesson, explores the data retention scheme, ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ and the importance of the future of privacy in an interview. Discover more about privacy vs piracy
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Country-specific Information
Bond’s Law degrees are recognised around the world in varying capacities. In some cases you may be required to undertake further study in order to gain admission to practice in another country.
Please follow the links below to review the specific information that relates to your country of interest.
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