LLB degree for Australia

[HogwartsSchool]

What about doing a Qualifi Level 4 and 5 Diploma in Law, then LLB top-up? Are there downsides to using Qualifi before the LLB or other degree top-up?

[bjcheung77]

Yeah, that would work better actually, I was thinking the OP wanted to go and get a Grad Diploma first and ladder to the degree after.
Here's an option: https://www.coventry.ac.uk/course-struct...ns-top-up/

[Leedeedee]

What about the University of London International Programme Graduate Entry LLB via independent study?

If you're very self motivated, you can pass this in 2 years, though they'll allow you to take up to 6 years. It's a respected programme but it is tough, especially without classroom tuition.
Total cost approx £5200

https://www.london.ac.uk/study/courses/u...helor-laws

[HogwartsSchool]

What about the University of London International Programme Graduate Entry LLB via independent study?

If you're very self motivated, you can pass this in 2 years, though they'll allow you to take up to 6 years.   It's a respected programme but it is tough, especially without classroom tuition.
Total cost approx £5200

https://www.london.ac.uk/study/courses/u...helor-laws

From what I have read about the program, the cost will be a lot higher due to buying many books and needing access to various publishers like Bloomberg, etc.

[Leedeedee]

From what I have read about the program, the cost will be a lot higher due to buying many books and needing access to various publishers like Bloomberg, etc.

That could be true.  It's such a shame that this course was offered for free for 154 years, until they finally started charging in 2014.  Still a good price, but obviously there are extras for study materials required.  I don't know how much access like that costs.

[Atoshi]

Thank you, everyone. I will keep all the suggested recommendations in mind. I am still researching if a UK law degree would be valid for Australia and how many extra credits I would have to do.

[bjcheung77]

Thank you, everyone. I will keep all the suggested recommendations in mind. I am still researching if a UK law degree would be valid for Australia and how many extra credits I would have to do.

That's great, keep researching what you need to do to get there.... let me update your post, the fonts are tiny and couldn't be read properly...