Faculty of Law Re-enrolment 2010

All Law students, including double degree Law students, MUST re-enrol via WES for the 2010 academic year (eg, Sem 1 and Sem 2 ) between 12 October and 23 November 2009.

YOU MUST ENROL FOR THE FULL ACADEMIC YEAR OF  2010.

If you are currently enrolled in a concurrent degree program you must re-enrol seperately for each course, according to each faculty's re-enrolment dates.

LATE ENROLMENT- If you have not re-enrolled by  23 November, 2009 you may do so between the 24 November to 18 December 2009 but a $250.00 late fee will be applied.  If you do not re-enrol within this period you risk losing your place.

VERY LATE RE-ENROLMENT-  If you have not re-enrolled by  18 December 2009 you need to submit a Reinstatement of Enrolment Request.  The Faculty will determine if there are any places still available for you to enrol in 2010.  If you are permitted to re-enrol you will incur a late fee of $250.00 . 

Changes to Enrolment

Please note that you will not be able to vary your enrolment from  19 December 2009 to 06 January 2010. Go to Changes to Enrolment for further information and related dates. Postgraduate students will need to check the dates specific to their enrolled programs before they choose to discontinue from units

NB If you find that you have failed to meet the pre-requisite conditions for your 2010 units or course after results publications, you must amend your enrolment accordingly. Undergraduate results for Semester 2 are published on 4th December. Postgraduate students should check the result publication dates for their specific course.

Course Advice

General course advice is available to all Law students. Do not forget to MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH A COURSE ADVISOR!

Intermission

Students who have been granted intermission MUST re-enrol during the re-enrolment period.

Currently enrolled students wishing to take intermission from their studies in 2010 should apply  prior to the census date in the semester or teaching period of application to be eligible for a refund of tuition fees.

International Students - Important

In accordance with the  ESOS Act 2000, International students MUST be enrolled in a minimum of 24 points of units in each semester or teaching period.  If you do not enrol in 24 credit points in both semester one and semester two or equivalent teaching period, you may be in breach of your student visa requirements and may be reported to DIMA.   

If you are considering enrolling in less than 24 credit points in a semester or equivalent teaching period then you must first submit an Application to Underload form. 

Undergraduate students should submit their application to:

Student Services
Faculty of Law, Building 12
Monash University
Clayton VIC 3800

Postgraduate students should submit their application to:

Monash University Law Chambers
472 Bourke Street
Melbourne VIC 3000

Timetable

The 2010 timetables will be available on the faculty website from October 2009.