Notices from the Undergraduate Law Course Coordinator
The Undergraduate Course Coordinator is responsible for the administration of the rules that govern the following courses:
- Bachelor of Laws;
- Bachelor of Laws with Honours;
- Bachelor of Laws component of the combined degree programs (requests relating to the non-law component of a combined degree must be sent to the degree coordinator for that degree, eg the coordinator of the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Commerce etc);
- Graduate Diploma of Legal Studies; and
- Juris Doctor (JD).
(For enquiries regarding the Master of Laws (LLM) by Coursework, the coursework component of the LLM by Research or the coursework component of the Doctor of Judicial Science (SJD) please contact Michael Eburn.
For enquiries regarding the research component or admission to the LLM by Research, the SJD or the PhD please contact the Research Services Office.)
In administrating the degree rules, I am required to make decisions regarding
- Entry into the degree programmes
- Advanced standing;
- Permission to over-enrol;
- Permission to enrol elsewhere;
- Permission to have concurrent enrolment in another degree/award.
Below are various forms, rules, policies and procedures that I am required to implement, or for which I am responsible. If you are dissatisfied with any decision that I make, you are entitled to appeal in accordance with the Student Appeals Policy.
Please note that I am not responsible for implementing the School of Law’s Late Assignment Policy. Applications for extensions on assignments must be sent to the Head of School.
Forms
You can access important forms via
- Faculty of Economics Business and Law or
- List of Forms and Procedures for current students
- Law School Assignment Extension Application Form
Degree Rules and Checklists
The following documents will help you plan your degree and check your progress toward completion.
- UNE Law Handbook
- Transitional rules for students who commenced their studies before 2002
- 2004 and 2005 degree rules
- Unofficial checklist under 2004 LLB rules
- Unofficial checklist under 2005 LLB rules
- LS 280 Moot Court and changes to the rules relating to Law Degrees at UNE;
University and Faculty Academic Policies
- 2.3.1 Student Appeals Policy [20 KB – PDF]
- 2.3.2 Policy on Carry Forward of Assessment
- 2.3.3 Advanced Standing Policy
- 2.3.4 Permission to Enrol Elsewhere (PTEE) Policy [70 KB – PDF]
- 2.3.5 Special Examinations and Special Consideration [12 KB – PDF]
- 2.3.6 Student Progression [24 KB – PDF]
School of Law Advanced Standing Policies
These documents set out policies that have been formally adopted by the Board of Studies for Law for implementation.
- Overview on Advanced Standing for Law at UNE [100 KB – PDF]
- Applying for Advanced Standing
- The NSW LPAB and Advanced standing
- Serving Police and The Bachelor of Laws Programme.
- Policy on Advanced Standing for Torts, Property and Contracts.
- Policy on Advanced Standing for year long units.
- Policy on Advanced Standing for Master of Laws (LLM) units
Procedures
These documents represent procedures that I will apply when determining various applications. You should have regard to these if you wish to make a relevant application:
- Concurrent enrolment in the Graduate Diploma of Legal Studies at the Australian National University
- School of Law Policy on permission to over-enrol.
Associate Professor Mark Lunney
Undergraduate Law Course Coordinator
Phone: +61 26773 2713
Email: mailto: mlunney@une.edu.au