If you have a query regarding concurrent enrolment, email ADP Education Support in the first instance.

If you’re currently undertaking honours, you’re not eligible to enrol concurrently in another award course. To apply for concurrent enrolment, you can submit a request through the course management form.

To apply for concurrent enrolment, you can submit a request through the course management form.

To apply for concurrent enrolment, you can submit a request through the course management form.

To apply for concurrent enrolment, you can submit a request through the course management form.

If you are a Combined Law student, you will have completed the requirements of your first degree (i.e. your status is a ’Potential graduand’ or have been ’Awarded’ your first degree) before you can proceed into the fourth and fifth years of the Bachelor of Laws.

If you are progressing into the fourth year of the Bachelor of Laws degree

You will need to submit a request through the course management form. Select ’Concurrent enrolment’ from the drop-down list and include in your request that you’d like to have your enrolment opened for the Bachelor of Laws.

If you are taking a gap year to complete honours as part of your first degree

You will need to submit a request through the course management form. Select ’Concurrent enrolment’ from the drop-down and include in your request that you’d like to have your proceed in to the Bachelor of Laws, but suspend your studies while you undertake honours.

If you do not have a ’Potential graduand’ or ’Awarded’ status, but have less than 24 credit points remaining in your first degree, and have completed at least seven junior law units (i.e. LAWS1000 level units) including Legal Research (0 credit point), you may be eligible to concurrently enrol in both degrees.

Conditions to apply

• You are not permitted to enrol in more than 24 credit points over the two degrees.
• You can only undertake core Law units, unless approval for other units has been granted by the Law Associate Dean. The approval needs to be in writing and attached with your application. Undertaking other units without permission will result in your concurrent enrolment being cancelled.

How to apply

1. Complete an Application for concurrent enrolment (pdf, 267KB) with a cover letter explaining why you haven’t completed your first degree on time.
2. Include confirmation from Enrolment Services outlining your remaining units and credit points for your first degree and any relevant approvals that you can. To request a degree check use the course management form (select ’Request a degree check’ from the drop-down list).
3. Upload your completed application form and supporting documents via the course management form (select ’concurrent enrolment’ from the drop-down list).

If you are a Graduate Diploma or Masters law student and want to apply for concurrent enrolment, you will need to get approval from the Associate Dean of both degrees.

To apply for concurrent enrolment, you can submit a request through the course management form.

For Sydney Medical Program students

If you’re enrolled in the Sydney Medical Program and want to concurrently enrol in studies outside the program, you need to discuss this with Associate Professor Stuart Lane before submitting your application.

For conditions and more information, see the Sydney Medical School Concurrent Enrolment Provisions.

To apply for concurrent enrolment, register your interest with the Discipline Leader (DL) who will then consult the Associate Dean Education (ADE) for approval. If you are successful in being approved for concurrent enrolment, the DL will email you to let you know.

Provide the DL with the following details:

• Full name and Student ID number
• Current enrolled course with a degree check table (you can utilise a template or create one yourself using your Enrolment Pattern in the Conservatorium of Music handbook). A degree check sets out the units against each area of study completed so far. It also tells you the units you have left to do.

If successful, submit a request through the course management form. Make sure you attach your written permission.

To apply for concurrent enrolment, you can submit a request through the course management form.