- Tuition (indicative)
- A$36,784 – A$50,323/yr
- Founded
- 1970
Best universities in Australia for Law (JD)
Law shows up in 517 registered courses across 35 providers, so the options are wider than most students expect. You can start at diploma or associate degree level and build up, or go straight into a bachelor's degree. Honours is there for those who want it, and graduate certificates and graduate diplomas give you a shorter path if you already have a degree behind you. Providers range from Charles Darwin University and Southern Cross University to Western Sydney University and Adelaide University. The JD sits within this broader subject area, which matters when you're weighing up where to study. Check what each provider actually offers at the level you're after, because not every one of the 35 will cover every study level listed here.
37 universities · ranked best first
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$37,700 – A$44,730/yr
- Founded
- 1991
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$33,800 – A$42,000/yr
- Founded
- 1990
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$26,000/yr
- Founded
- 1994
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$48,445 – A$72,338/yr
- Founded
- 1987
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$32,392 – A$39,280/yr
- Founded
- 1991
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$31,000 – A$41,128/yr
- Founded
- 1916
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$31,000 – A$38,886/yr
- Founded
- 2003
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$28,500 – A$33,500/yr
- Founded
- 1996
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$32,402 – A$48,502/yr
- Founded
- 1989
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$27,747 – A$35,132/yr
- Founded
- 1954
Australian College of Applied Professions, ACAP University College
Adelaide, South Australia · University College
- Tuition (indicative)
- A$26,302 – A$56,846/yr
- Founded
- 1983
Guides for studying Law (JD) in Australia
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