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Lucid Scintilla · 18 Feb 2009, 4:34 PM

Melbourne stopped the LLB program a while back, but it has provisional/guaranteed law afterwards, leading to the award JD.

Sydney has combined undergraduate (three years of blurgh, or four if you're doing Engo or Media/Comm (these years have law sprinkled here and there), then two more years of law - like Melbourne in a way, except Melbourne requires you to maintain a certain level of achievement) and stand-alone graduate law.

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Lucid Scintilla Executive Member HSC: N/A Gender: Undisclosed Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 435 Last Activity: 6 Jul 2009, 11:03 AM	Re: Best uni for studying Law? Melbourne stopped the LLB program a while back, but it has provisional/guaranteed law afterwards, leading to the award JD. Sydney has combined undergraduate (three years of blurgh, or four if you're doing Engo or Media/Comm (these years have law sprinkled here and there), then two more years of law - like Melbourne in a way, except Melbourne requires you to maintain a certain level of achievement) and stand-alone graduate law.