Bond University's Bachelor of Laws (LLB) is a full-time, on-campus degree on the Gold Coast campus. It takes 2 years 8 months, or 8 semesters. International tuition is AUD 25,040 per semester for 2026 starts and AUD 26,200 per semester for 2027 starts. The English requirement is IELTS Academic 7.0 overall with no sub-score below 6.5.
Program snapshot
- The program is a Bachelor Degree in Law, program code LA-40005.
- Its CRICOS code is 093922K.
- Study is on-campus at the Gold Coast Campus.
- The degree can be completed in 2 years 8 months (8 semesters).
Intakes: four start dates over two years
The listed offerings are:
- September 2026
- January 2027
- May 2027
- September 2027
All four are on-campus at the Gold Coast Campus.
Tuition for international students
Fees depend on your entry year.
- 2026 entry: AUD 25,040 per semester, AUD 200,320 for the whole program.
- 2027 entry: AUD 26,200 per semester, AUD 209,600 for the whole program.
Bond describes these figures as a guide only. The final amount varies with the subjects you choose and the year you start, and the fee that applies is the one for your year of entry.
Academic entry requirements
Bond lists two benchmarks:
- ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank): 83, from an Australian Year 12 qualification or an equivalent Selection Rank.
- International Baccalaureate Diploma: 30, as the total aggregate score.
Bond also runs an early entry scheme. Students in their final year of secondary school in Australia, or Year 13 in New Zealand, can apply for an offer before they finish their studies or sit final exams.
Bond's entry-by-region list names two qualifications:
- China: the National College Entrance Examinations (Gao Kao).
- Taiwan: the Senior High School Leaving Certificate (with Pass) plus the GSAT.
English language requirements
Three tests are listed:
- IELTS Academic: overall 7.0, with no sub-score below 6.5.
- PTE Academic: overall 65, with no Communicative Score below 58.
- TOEFL iBT is also an accepted test.
Credit structure
The degree totals 320 credit points.
- Compulsory subjects account for 200 credit points.
- Electives account for 120 credit points, which you use to tailor the degree.
- Majors and specialisations: 2 majors and 7 specialisations are on offer.
What the degree includes
- An Integrated Skills and Professionalism Program is embedded throughout the degree.
- Specialisations and majors cover a range of areas of law, including climate law and legal innovation and technology.
Intake dates, fees and entry scores are set by Bond each year, so rely on the figures Bond publishes for your entry year.