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Juris Doctor (JD) This Is a Decision That 5 Reasons Will Define Your Career Juris Doctor (JD) This is a decision that 5 Reasons will define your career. for Choosing Start the next chapter the University of your professional life of Newcastle through postgraduate study. TOP universities in But choose your the world path carefully. 300 Graduates of the University of Newcastle are sought by employers from around the globe. Why? Because we’re in Australia for TOP among the best in the business. research 'well above world From the middle of 2017, our courses will be delivered 8 standard' at NewSpace, the landmark educational precinct in the Newcastle CBD. Our programs are geared to your professional needs and have been designed to provide UON disciplines a platform for rapid progression in your current field, or a ranked in the top leap in an exciting new direction. 14 200 in the world Finally, we know that fitting postgraduate study into your busy life can be challenging. Therefore, we offer a range of flexible study packages that will help you balance work, study, and life. OVER of our research is 'at' or 'above' For more information on UON rankings, please 90% world standard visit newcastle.edu.au/rankings. TOP most international 200 universities 12 Newcastle is a great place to live and study. In 2017 the Law School moves to NeW Space, a landmark $95 million educational precinct in vibrant downtown Newcastle, steps away from a new high-tech courthouse and the city’s leading law firms. NeW Space features state of the art learning and teaching facilities and ready access to cafes, restaurants and glorious local beaches. 3 2 Experience a personalised Fees differ from program to program, and individual learning environment courses can vary too, so please check the details of your specific program. You will study in a collegial, interactive learning community with highly qualified and award-winning Prescribed course text and course materials (for academic staff dedicated to your success. Because example course notes if applicable) are included in your of the small cohort size of Newcastle Law School’s JD course fees for online programs. Program, you will experience a friendly and supportive study environment. You will also benefit from a balanced Further information about fees can be found on our student-teacher ratio, which creates a personalised website: www.GradSchool.edu.au approach to teaching and learning and ensures that you will get to know the academic staff at the school. You Domestic FEE-HELP can expect: Loan Scheme • Interactive seminar classes Eligible domestic students can apply for an interest- • Dedicated and accessible teachers free loan from the Australian Government through the FEE-HELP Loan Scheme (previously known as • A collegial student community the Postgraduate Education Loans Scheme) to cover • An international network of students and alumni the cost of tuition fees. FEE-HELP does not cover who can help you advance your career. accommodation and general living expenses. In 2017 Newcastle Law School will be moving to its new home at the university’s landmark education To be eligible for FEE-HELP, you must be: precinct, NeW Space, in the Newcastle CBD. JD • An Australian Citizen (who will be residing in students will enjoy the highest quality social learning Australia for at least the study period for one unit of spaces, digital library services and information study within that program); or commons, collaborative learning and research spaces, • The holder of a permanent humanitarian visa who and facilities for engagement with industry, business will be resident in Australia for the duration of and the community. the unit. New Zealand citizens and Australian Permanent Program Fees Residents are not eligible for FEE-HELP. Non-Award You only pay for courses as you attempt them. Unlike courses are not eligible for FEE-HELP. other institutions, we don’t demand a big up-front financial commitment that covers an entire program. There is a maximum loan amount limit that you can borrow under FEE-HELP. More information on the Higher Education Loan Program (HELP) can be found at the study assist website: www.studyassist.gov.au 4 Legend/Key Enquiries Semester: Trimester: Unit: and Applying A Semester is 13 A Trimester runs for Courses are comprised weeks in duration. 12 weeks and there of units. One course GradSchool provides There are two are three trimesters typically equals 10 a complete service for semesters per per academic year, units, for example a postgraduate students from the academic year, commencing late Master of Workplace generally commencing January, May and Health and Safety first point of enquiry through to late February and July. September. consists of 12 courses graduation. To enquire or apply or 120 units. for a program please visit Master: Graduate Certificate: Duration: our website: A Master program Graduate Certificate Program duration is consists of a minimum programs consist of the minimum time www.GradSchool.edu.au of 80 units. 40 units. required to complete the program and refers to full-time study unless otherwise indicated. Full time study consists of 3-4 courses per trimester or semester. Our website contains comprehensive Duration Table information on: The table below outlines the shortest time frame for you to complete your • Programs and Courses postgraduate qualification when studying ‘full-time.’ • Admission Criteria Total Courses Duration of Equivalent Full- • Application Process Program by intake Time Study Duration • English Language Requirements 4 courses 1 Semester / 1 Trimester 0.5 year • Tuition Fees 8 courses 2 Semesters / 3 Trimesters 1 year • Terms and Conditions 12 courses 3 Semesters / 4 Trimesters 1.5 years • Staying Connected 16 courses 4 Semesters / 6 Trimesters 2 years *Please note that not all courses are run every term. 54 Admission Criteria Juris Doctor (JD)/ Applicants must possess the following: Graduate Diploma in • Successful completion of a tertiary Legal Practice qualification of 3-year Level 7 Bachelor Degree other than Law from a recognised institution; or Commencement: February Location: Newcastle • Other tertiary qualification from a Number of Courses: 28 recognised institution assessed by the Faculty Pro Vice-Chancellor to This program equips you with the knowledge, clinical experience and be equivalent qualification for admission into legal practice in Australia. Students • Applicants must also meet the will study the Juris Doctor (JD) concurrently with the Graduate English Language requirements of the Diploma in Legal Practice, to develop both academic and legal University skills, whilst also gaining practical and real-world experience. This Visit gradschool.edu.au/jurisdoctor combined postgraduate offering prepares you to be graduate with website for full admission criteria, including the skills and extensive knowledge to become a leader in Australian information regarding practical experience and global legal practice. and course requirements. Practise as soon as you graduate Contribute to the University of Newcastle Legal Centre, working on real cases and providing an important service to the community. Upon graduation you will have both the skills and practical experience necessary to gain entrance into the legal profession. Students will experience a collegial, interactive learning community with coursework being delivered by highly qualified and award- winning academic staff. With a well balanced student-teacher ratio, students can expect small tutorial class sizes, dedicated and accessible teachers and a student community, which fosters a friendly and supportive learning environment. Professional Accreditation The Juris Doctor/Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice is accredited by the Legal Profession Admission Board of New South Wales. 6 Career Opportunities Master Sample Program Graduates of the program will possess a qualification with the skills • Legal System and Method I & II and knowledge to practise as a lawyer. Alternatively, this qualification • Torts - Part A & B is also the springboard to a range of exciting non-legal careers. As • Criminal Law & Procedure - Part A & B a graduate you will have the flexibility to tailor a career path that matches your professional, financial and lifestyle aspirations. • Contracts - Part A & B • Property This program will provide graduates with an excellent general • Constitutional Law education, and an understanding of how society functions. Further, • Administrative Law graduates will possess strong analytical and logical reasoning skills. From the boardroom or political campaign trail, to the journalist's • Civil Procedure desk or United Nations headquarters, a law degree from the • Evidence University of Newcastle can lead you almost anywhere. • Company Law • Professional Conduct Graduates may pursue employment in avenues such as: practising as a lawyer, becoming a barrister, private practice, becoming a • Public International Law government lawyer, corporate or 'in-house' law work in legal aid/ • Equity and Trusts community legal centres. Alternatively, graduates may pursue a • Public International Law non-legal career, particularly given employers generally consider • Legal Practice 1 - Part A & B law graduates to be highly intelligent, critical thinkers with excellent work ethics. Therefore, graduates may seek employment in national • Legal Practice 2 - Part A & B and international non-governmental organisations, government • Taxation Law departments and political bodies. • Family Law Students will gain in-depth practical experience by participating in • Commercial Law customised Legal Clinics that explore a range of areas including • International Human Rights Law Consumer Credit, Criminal Law, Natural Resources Law, Public • Advanced Criminal Law Interest Law and Refugee/Migration Law. • Crime and Society • Legal Theory 76 GradSchool The University of Newcastle University Drive Callaghan NSW 2308 Australia Toll Free (within Australia): 1800 882 121 Telephone: +61 2 4921 8856 Facsimile: +61 2 4921 8636 Email: [email protected] www.GradSchool.edu.au CRICOS Provider 00109J All information current as of 02/09/2016. Connect with us .
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