Undergraduate

Enrolment

Enrolment Dates
Combined Law Enrolment Guide (commencing students)
LLB Enrolment Guide (continuing students)
Timetable
Unit of Study List
Unit of Study Descriptions
Campus map

Commencing Students

Students are required to attend the relevant enrolment session (see Enrolment Dates above). If you are unable to attend your scheduled enrolment day, you can authorise another person to proxy enrol on your behalf. Find out more about proxy enrolment. Unfortunately, if you (or a proxy) do not attend the scheduled enrolment session, your offer will be rescinded.

What Happens on Enrolment Day?

At your enrolment session you will:

Enrol in semesters 1 and 2
Have your photograph taken for your Student Campus Card; your card is mailed to you via registered post
Sign and submit all required government documents (eg. Commonwealth Assistance Form, demographic details as required by the Federal government)

At your enrolment session you will receive:

Your student number
Your University email address
Your MyUni login and password to access the online university information and service centre
A Sydney Law School enrolment package which includes:
An Enrolment Guide
A Timetable and Unit of Study Descriptions
Information on the Sydney Law School Peer Mentoring Program

What to Bring on Enrolment Day

Domestic students must bring their UAC offer
Identification (eg. driver’s licence)
Proxy enrollers must bring identification and the completed proxy form signed by both the student and the proxy
Students are NOT required to pay any fees at their enrolment session
Tax File Number

How to Apply for Credit

Students who are transferring from another Combined Law program can apply to Sydney Law School to credit their law units. The units must not have contributed towards the conferral of another degree or qualification.

Students applying for credit of non-law units must apply to the partner faculty.

It is preferable that students applying for law credit do so prior to enrolment day by initially emailing an Application for Credit form, an academic transcript and a unit description to Professional Law Programs. All relevant documentation indicated on the application form, including an original transcript, will need to be subsequently submitted on enrolment day. Students submitting an application form on enrolment day should be aware that this may extend the time taken to finalise your enrolment on the day.

Continuing Students

Students who have successfully pre-enrolled

Students who have successfully pre-enrolled will be eligible to amend their unit selections from mid-February 2013 onwards via MyUni. Bachelor of Laws students who experience any difficulty in varying their enrolment online, can submit a Variation of Enrolment Request form to the Law School Information Desk from 20 February.

Combined Law students who are still completing their first degree and cannot vary their enrolment online should contact the partner faculty.

Students who are not yet enrolled in 2013

Students in the following categories who are due to commence their penultimate law year in 2013 must register for the enrolment session to be held on 13 February 2013:

Did not pre-enrol or pre-enrolment was unsuccessful
Returning to studies after period of suspension
Concurrent enrolment approval

The closing date to register for this late enrolment session is Monday 4 February 2013. Please register by emailing your full name and SID to Professional Law Programs.