Handbook

The Indigenous Pre-Law course is an intensive four-week residential course for prospective Indigenous students wanting to enrol in an undergraduate degree in Law at UNSW. The course has been designed to assess your academic potential and to provide a realistic environment within which you can develop the knowledge and skills … For more content click the Read More button below. The course focuses on teaching students a broad range of academic and legal skills, and legal knowledge. Skills include critical thinking, reading, writing and speaking in both a legal and general academic context so that students are well prepared to undertake tertiary studies. The course is also directed at ensuring that students are equipped with foundational knowledge about the Australian legal system that will support their learning in first year law courses. Entry into the Indigenous Pre-Law course is based on a completed application form and lodgement of supporting documentation, which is then assessed by Nura Gili and Faculty staff. On occasion, applicants may be required to attend an interview as part of this assessment process. On successful completion of the course, measured through participation, assessments and a final interview, students may then be offered a place in a Law degree at UNSW. For further information please contact Nura Gili at UNSW.