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Legal Profession Admission Board
Prospective students
| Name | Diploma-in-Law |
| Duration | 4 or 5 years (part-time) |
| Delivery method | Evening lectures or weekend schools |
| Recognition | Recognised for entry to the legal profession |
| Assessments | Examinations |
Further details are contained in the Diploma in Law Information Handbook.
The handbook contains information on most aspects of the course including:
- becoming a Lawyer
- continuing Professional Development
- transferring from another institution
- the study program and examination
- the curriculum
For more information, select the New student enquiry form.
To apply for registration as a Student at Law you can complete the online Student Sign Up application form on this website.
Please note that, in order to commence study in May, an application must be submitted by 1 March, or to commence in November, by 1 September.
Last updated:
25 Nov 2024
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