Enrolments for 2021 are opened

We recommend enrolling early to secure a spot in your preferred PLT intake.

Once courses are filled, late enrolments are placed on a waitlist and considered in order of receipt.

VIC face to face learning full time learning (Melbourne campus)

You are onsite from Monday 12 July through to Thursday 15 July for week 1 of the course.

After which you attend 3 face to face days every week (except for week 1) for the 21 weeks. We organise your placement for you and that is undertaken during the last 3 weeks of the course. Face to face learning on set 3 days, a choice of:

• Monday (at distance), Tuesdays and Thursdays – Cohort A
• Monday (at distance), Wednesday and Friday – Cohort B

Course commences on 12 July 2021

VIC Blended and 100% Online full time

Vic Blended or 100% online full time (Melbourne Campus)
In addition to 25 hours per week of online study, you will attend in person or online 13 face-to-face days.

Course commences on 12 July and 2 August 2021
Both Blended and 100% Online options commence on the same day.

Choice of Blended or 100% Online options
Blended will be our usual online weekday option with 13 days face to face and intensives delivered onsite (perhaps some days by zoom) on Thursday & Friday; and

100% Online will be our usual weekend option with 13 days face to face and intensives delivered by zoom on Friday & Saturday.

August Intake commences on 2 August 2021

2021 NSW/ACT and WA Blended full-time

WA and NSW/ACT courses are also blended learning. Students in these locations can do the 100% online option, understanding that the files are a mix of national and Victorian system files

Course 2 commences on 12 July 2021

NSW/ACT face to face intensive sessions are delivered from ANU’s Law School.

WA face to face intensive sessions are delivered from Murdoch’s School of Law.

VIC Blended part time (Melbourne Campus)

Online part-time course is blended learning

Semester 1 between 19 July – 2 December, you will attend 7 face-to-face onsite days.

Semester 2 – TBC

To obtain the Certificate of Satisfactory Completion, you must undertake and complete a professional placement. The length of the law placement varies depending on the state in which you are undertaking the PLT.

Changes to the law placement requirements may occur due to the coronavirus.

Further information about the professional placement component of the course can be obtained by emailing placement@leocussen.edu.au

The Census Date is the date immediately after which the full tuition fee for the PLT course accrues as a debt. In other words, any refund after this date is unlikely. The date falls approximately 20% into the course. The Census Date applies to both non-FEE-HELP and FEE-HELP applicants.

• Non-FEE-HELP Student: withdrawal after the Census Date means the full tuition fee is owed to Leo Cussen Centre for Law. Special circumstances may apply in limited cases. When applicable, the Centre follows a procedure similar to that for FEE-HELP students.
• FEE-HELP Student: withdrawal after the Census Date by a FEE-HELP student means the full tuition fee is debited from your FEE-HELP balance. Essentially, the full debt becomes owed to the Australian Government and is payable through the Australian Taxation Office. ‘Special circumstances’ as defined by the Higher Education Support Act 2003 (Cth) may apply in limited cases. For special circumstances to apply, Leo Cussen Centre for Law must be satisfied that such circumstances were (a) beyond your control and (b) did not make their full impact until or after the Census Date and (c) were such that they made it impracticable for you to complete your study requirements.

EFTSL Values for 2021

Unit of study tuition fees, census dates and EFTSL values for 2021:

Unit of study tuition fees, census dates and EFTSL values for 2020:

Refer also to the Australian Government’s Study Assist program.

For more on Withdrawal Penalties and Refunds, go to:

Important Information for Applicants