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International applications

There are two intakes per year for the Monash JD.

To register your interest in the 2009 Monash JD intake, please complete the form below
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Applications steps

Compile the following supporting documentation:

  • original or original certified copy of your academic transcript/s (for all study at tertiary level) and evidence of successful completion;
  • evidence that you meet the English language requirements: Overall IELTS of 7.0; with Reading 7.0, Listening 7.0, Writing 7.0 and Speaking 7.0. Paper-based TOEFL 600 (TWE of 5.0); or a Computer-based TOEFL 253 (ER of 5.0) or Internet-based TOEFL Overall: 102 (with Writing 24+, and no other section lower than 20).
  • a detailed current curriculum vitae;

Include all the above supporting documentation when following  the Step-by-step guide to application .

If you are applying for credit transfer, please include the Credit Transfer Application plus copies of the subject syllabuses.

Application stage January 2009 intake

 August 2009 intake

 International students
Applications close 17 October 2008

22 May 2009

Your complete application (including supporting documentation) must be received by International Recruitment Services before this date.

Applications that are received after the closing date will be considered for the following intake.
JD Welcome Breakfast 16 January 2009 21 August 2009 Students who accept their offer, will be invited to an Orientation breakfast, one or two weeks before the course commences.
Course begins 30 January 2009

Week beginning

24 August 2009

 The first two unit (LAW7212 Australian legal system and LAW7079 Legal research and problem solving) will be held at the Clayton campus.

Application status

Applications are centrally processed on an ongoing basis and any queries regarding the process of your application must be directed to International Recruitment Services.

Supporting documentation

You must submit a current detailed resume and original or original certified copies of your academic transcripts.

You may submit any further documentation that you believe will enhance your application.  If your documentation is in a language other than English, an official certified translation must be provided.  You are not required to submit academic transcripts for courses that you have  completed at Monash University but should instead provide your Monash student number.

Credit transfer

If you have completed postgraduate law studies with another institution, you may apply for credit transfer.  The maximum of credit that can be accepted towards the Monash JD is 8 units.  These may consists of 8 core units (the named units in the Course Structure ) or 7 core units and one elective unit.

When applying for credit transfer, an original or originally certified copy of your academic results and unit syllabus (units synopsis, assessment, number of contact hours, textbooks used) for the year the unit was studied is required for all studies not completed at Monash University.

You must submit the Credit Transfer Application with your supporting documentation.