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Full-time structure and units
Part-time structure and units

Full-time structure and units

Our full-time course involves 96 credit points of study.  Please note that we do not charge you for LPP118 Placement. Please consult the 2008 Course Summary Sheet for official course information.

Skills School (6 weeks)
Office Program  (14 weeks)

Placement (4 weeks)

Our unit LPP116 Electives allows you to choose one area of interest from each of these groups:
Group A
Group B
Family law practice
Wills and estates
Criminal law practice
Environment and planning
Administrative law practice
Employment and industrial
 
Consumer

Part-time structure and units

Our part-time (in-practice) course involves 72 credit points of study.  We give you credit for another 24 credit points of study in recognition of the experience you are receiving in your real life workplace. 

Our part-time (general) course involves 96 credit points of study.  Please note that we do no charge you for LPP118 Placement.

Part-time courses use QUT's 6TP teaching periods

Our part-time courses run over QUT's '6TP' teaching periods. This enables us to offer 3 entry points to our part-time courses each year (January, March and July) and it enables us to accelerate your progress during the course by eliminating long semester break periods.

Please consult the 2008 Course Summary Sheet for official course information.

Part time students usually complete course units in this order.

Skills school

Our unit LPP116 Electives allows you to choose one area of interest from each of these groups:
 
Group A
Group B
Family law practice
Wills and estates
Criminal law practice
Environment and planning
Administrative law practice
Employment and industrial
 
Consumer