Name Year of Commencement: Today’s Date: Student ID 23/01/2018 # #38 from Part A TOTAL: #48 2 LAWS1111 Legal Method 2 LAWS1112 Law and Society 2 LAWS1113 Law of Torts A 2 LAWS1114 Law of Torts B How to complete 2 LAWS1115 Principles of Public Law Please use the following legend when completing your 2 LAWS1116 Constitutional Law progression check: 2 LAWS2111 Law of Contract A Place a beside the courses you have successfully 2 LAWS2112 Law of Contract B completed or obtained credit for. 2 LAWS2113 Criminal Law and Procedure A Place the semester/year (e.g. 1/18, 2/18, 3/18) beside the 2 LAWS2114 Criminal Law and Procedure B courses you are currently enrolled in. 2 LAWS2115 Administrative Law 2 LAWS3111 Law of Property A 2 LAWS3112 Law of Property B Students are responsible for ensuring that they 2 LAWS3113 Law of Trusts A have complied with the rules relating to their 2 LAWS3114 Law of Trusts B program and have completed sufficient units to 2 LAWS4111 Jurisprudence meet graduation requirements. Program planning 2 LAWS4112 Corporate Law advice is not binding on the Faculty of Business, 2 LAWS4114 Advanced Research 2 LAWS5154 Public International Law Economics and Law or The University of Queensland. # #4 of level 5 LAWS5xxx Electives from Part B 2 LAWS5 2 LAWS3115 or Law of Remedies OR* LAWS5 Level 5 LAWS elective # #6 from Part C 2 LAWS5215 Civil Procedure 2 LAWS5216 Law of Evidence 2 LAWS5217 The Legal Profession Pre-2015 LLB(Grad Entry) Students Pre-2015 students must submit a program change request via mySI-net and obtain permission from the Faculty of Business, Economics and Law IF they wish to change to the LLB(Hons) 2015 rules and requirements. Otherwise they MUST follow the program rules and course list for the year in which they commenced their LLB program. * LAWS3115 LAWS3115 was a compulsory Part A course in 2015, but is no longer offered. If you have previously completed LAWS3115, you will retain credit for it towards your level 5 LAWS electives. Updated 23 January 2018
Name Student ID # #38 from Part A 2 LAWS1111 Legal Method 2 LAWS1112 Law and Society 2 LAWS1113 Law of Torts A 2 LAWS1114 Law of Torts B 2 LAWS1115 Principles of Public Law 2 LAWS1116 Constitutional Law 2 LAWS2111 Law of Contract A 2 LAWS2112 Law of Contract B 2 LAWS2113 Criminal Law and Procedure A 2 LAWS2114 Criminal Law and Procedure B 2 LAWS2115 Administrative Law 2 LAWS3111 Law of Property A 2 LAWS3112 Law of Property B 2 LAWS3113 Law of Trusts A 2 LAWS3114 Law of Trusts B 2 LAWS4111 Jurisprudence 2 LAWS4112 Corporate Law 2 LAWS4114 Advanced Research 2 LAWS5154 Public International Law # #4 of level 5 LAWS5xxx Electives from Part B 2 LAWS5 2 LAWS3115 or LAWS5 Law of Remedies OR* Level 5 LAWS elective # #6 from Part C 2 LAWS5215 Civil Procedure 2 LAWS5216 Law of Evidence 2 LAWS5217 The Legal Profession Pre-2015 LLB(Grad Entry) Students Pre-2015 students must submit a program change request via mySI-net and obtain permission from the Faculty of Business, Economics and Law IF they wish to change to the LLB(Hons) 2015 rules and requirements. Otherwise they MUST follow the program rules and course list for the year in which they commenced their LLB program. * LAWS3115 LAWS3115 was a compulsory Part A course in 2015, but is no longer offered. If you have previously completed LAWS3115, you will retain credit for it towards your level 5 LAWS electives. Year of Commencement: Today’s Date: 23/01/2018 TOTAL: #48 How to complete Please use the following legend when completing your progression check: Place a beside the courses you have successfully completed or obtained credit for. Place the semester/year (e.g. 1/18, 2/18, 3/18) beside the courses you are currently enrolled in. Students are responsible for ensuring that they have complied with the rules relating to their program and have completed sufficient units to meet graduation requirements. Program planning advice is not binding on the Faculty of Business, Economics and Law or The University of Queensland. Updated 23 January 2018