Follow these steps to complete your enrolment in a postgraduate program.

1. Choose your first subject
   We recommend enrolling in one subject per intake. Enrolling in two subjects may require up to 25 hours of study per week.
   
   
2. Gather your documents - You'll need your documents to upload when completing the online enrolment form
   
   • Academic Records
     You’ll need to submit one of the following:
     • • Official academic transcript (LLB, JD, Dip Law)
       • Graduation certificate
       • Admission certificate
       • Current practising certificate
   • Recognition of prior learning (if applicable)
     Submit any relevant postgraduate certificates or qualifications if applying for RPL.
     
     
   • Proof of name change (if applicable)
     If your name has changed, provide certified proof.
     
     
   • Unique student identifier (USI)
     A USI is required by the Australian Government for all students (except offshore international students). Create or find your USI here.
     
     
3. Payment or financial assistance
   Have your payment details or tax file number (TFN) ready if applying for FEE-HELP through the Commonwealth Government FEE-HELP scheme.
   
   
4. Submit your enrolment
   Once ready, complete and submit your online enrolment.

Need help?
For assistance, contact Customer and Student Engagement at 1300 506 402 or email postgrad@collaw.edu.au

Re-enrolling for your next subject is simple!

Once you've enrolled in your chosen Award program, re-enrolling for the next subject is easy. Simply follow these steps:

1. Choose your next subject.
2. Log in to the customer portal.
3. Complete the re-enrolment form and select your payment option.

Here’s what you need to know:

• The fee per subject in 2024 is $3,950 (no GST applies)
• The fee per subject in 2025 is $4,150 (no GST applies)
• Our fees are reviewed annually and may vary during your enrolment
• You need to pay your fees in full at the time of enrolment each semester.
• We accept cheque, EFT and credit card.
• Study Assist FEE HELP - If you’re an Australian citizen, NZ citizen or you hold a permanent humanitarian visa, you may be able to defer payment through the Australian Government StudyAssist FEE-HELP scheme.

Good news! There’s no need to pay for your entire qualification upfront. Instead, you can pay as you learn – subject by subject. Which means, you can start off small by building your own Graduate Certificate, or Graduate Diploma, and then progress to a Master of Laws later, if you choose.

Please refer to our Policy Index - 1.3.11 Withdrawal policy.

Kay Smith Scholarship

The Kay Smith Scholarship honours one of the longest serving and most respected people of The College of Law. It is designed to support the education aspirations of outstanding law graduates and young lawyers. Learn more.

The award programs (Master of Legal Business, Graduate Diploma and Graduate Certificates) are open to all professionals working in the legal services industry, including those who may not have a law degree.

As there are specific enrolment requirements that need to be verified before you continue, we ask that you book a call with our Customer and Student Engagement team.

Requirements:

1. An undergraduate law degree, or
2. Any undergraduate degree plus at least 1 year relevant work experience in the legal services industry*, or
3. At least 5 years' relevant work experience in the legal services industry*.

* Applicants will be considered on a case by case basis and must submit a personal statement and supporting documentation that covers: 

• work experience and current work environment (duration and type); 
• relevance of the work experience to the course;
• evidence as to why that work experience demonstrates equivalence with an undergraduate degree;
• evidence of professional certificates/short courses and capacity to learn, research and be assessed at the requisite level. 

Students from non-English speaking countries who did not complete their undergraduate degree at an English speaking university must supply an IELTS Certificate. The requisite IELTS standard is at level 8 (writing), 7 (listening), 7.5 (speaking), 7 (reading), and 7.5 overall.

Your assessments may vary from course to course. However, these are the most common assessments that you will need to complete:

• Oral Assessments
• Written Assessments
• Short writing activities
• Reflection activities

For all student policies refer to our policy index.