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Send documents to OzTREKK. We'll let you know what to submit (and when)!
Wait patiently for interviews to be released. Attend interview. Rock it.
Receive offer from university. Congrats!
We help you to accept—step-by-step—and give you a ton of predeparture tips.
Attend your OzTREKK Orientation in Australia. Be amazing.
How It Works
We're here to help your law career dreams become a reality.
Practicing in Canada
Australian Law Schools
Both Bachelor of Laws (LLB) and Juris Doctor (JD) programs educate you to practice law and allow you to apply for registration in Canada. The LLB is a great option for those finishing high school (or with some post-secondary studies), while the JD is offered at the postgraduate level.
Graduate qualifications in law from Australian universities are recognized internationally. OzTREKK will help you understand the process to practice law in Canada before you commit, so you can make the best decision for you.
Get info about admissions requirements, Canadian law courses, NCA exams, and more.
Your info will remain confidential and will only be shared with the universities should you choose to apply.
Learn About Your Law Degree Options
There are law schools all over the world, so why should you consider Australia?
Minimum average GPA to apply (out of 4.0, or 70%).
2.7
500+
Law applications submitted for 2024 – 2026 intakes.
OzTREKK students have graduated from an Australian law school.
500+
LSAT not required
Graduate in 2 years
International student scholarships
Major in Canadian law
Highly ranked universities
Incredible location
Work in Canada, Australia, or USA
OzTREKK was an amazing tool. After talking to other members of my cohort, it appears that I had one of the smoothest experiences with the administrative functions of applying to a school overseas. The staff was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable. They worked very hard to ensure that I was provided with the correct information.
Bernadette, Bond University Juris Doctor student