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The Bachelor of Nursing (EN Articulation Pathway) at The University of Notre Dame Australia places a strong emphasis on the nurse-patient relationship and is highly practical in its orientation. Designed for Enrolled Nurses who wish to upgrade their qualifications to become Registered Nurses this program will see you undertake a total of 800 hours practical nursing experience over the two years – far more than nursing programs at other universities. As a student you will be placed in appropriate hospital or heath care settings for your workplace experience.The next intake for Bachelor Nursing (EN Articulation Pathway - Fremantle Campus) will be Semester 1, 2022.Download promotional flyer

The University of Notre Dame Australia is one of two universities in Australia which offers this double degree in Law and Theology. The increasingly complex relationship between law and religion and contemporary challenges to religious freedoms make this a particularly valuable degree combination. Graduates may pursue a wide range of career options in the law, business, politics and academia. Your law degree is fully accredited by the NSW Legal Profession Admission Board.

Designed to be completed over five years of full-time study, the combined Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Philosophy is a double degree which is unique to Notre Dame. In this program you will concurrently develop your knowledge of legal practice and critical and philosophical thinking. With these two areas of study, graduates are skilled in reflecting on law and policy and in arguing to drive change in these areas. Many law firms and government departments prefer double degrees over single Law degrees as they provide an added depth of knowledge.

Accredited by the New South Wales Legal Profession Admission Board, our Bachelor of Laws (Graduate Entry) is a career-focused degree that can be completed in three years of accelerated full-time study rather than the usual four years. Upon graduation, you will be eligible for admission as a legal practitioner in New South Wales and all other Australian jurisdictions pending the completion of relevant practical legal training.

Scientists and lawyers have much in common. Scientific minds are curious, questioning the status quo and looking for new answers and ways of thinking. Similarly, legal professionals espouse that same sense of enquiry, constantly searching for innovative ways to solve legal problems. When you undertake a Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Science from The University of Notre Dame Australia, you have the opportunity to explore the many synergies between these two exciting fields.

The modern marketplace is in a constant state of flux and, as such, understanding marketing and public relations becomes increasingly important for lawyers. Completed in five years of full-time study, the Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Marketing & Public Relations is particularly valuable if you are interested in working in Corporate Law or Media Law.

The field of human resource management is one that is underpinned by a complex legal framework. Increasingly, organisations are realising the importance of managing their people in a way that balances their legal and ethical obligations with their business goals. As a result, human resource management now plays an important strategic role, requiring the expertise of professionals with knowledge in people management, the law, and business – issues which you will encounter in our combined Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Human Resource Management program.

The field of biomedical science is a rapidly-evolving discipline with a range of exciting career opportunities. However, the journey from the laboratory to patient is a complex one, taking an average of 15 years for research evidence to reach clinical practice. A Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Biomedical Science will give you the tools to improve this transition.

The combined Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Commerce draws upon the teachings of both the School of Law and the School of Business. For students who wish to become lawyers, having a solid understanding of business can help you achieve success both in your own legal practice as well as assisting your business clients. Alternatively, if you wish to start your own business or work within the corporate environment, having a sound understanding of the legalities surrounding your work will also serve you well.

If you are passionate about working in the media and communications industry, a combined Bachelor of Laws/ Bachelor of Communications & Media provides the perfect opportunity for you to develop your understanding of the legal framework within which these industries operate. Held over five years of full-time study, or the equivalent part-time, this program allows you to specialise your chosen field of advertising, journalism, or film and screen production.