Single units of study

• AAH2002 – The World before 1770
• ACF1003 – Life Drawing
• ACF2006 – Drawing and Painting
• ACL2001 – Reading Contemporary Fiction
• ACL2002 – Studying Poetry and Poetics
• ACM1006 – Digital Sound and Video
• ACP1055 – Story: Transforming the Blank Page
• ACW2020 – Sex and Gender
• AEK1203 – Indigenous Health and Wellbeing
• ASA1023 – Community Development from the Local to the Global
• ASL1003 – Criminal Justice Systems
• ASN1001 – Online Screen Media
• ASN1002 – Introduction to Screen Media
• ASN1003 – Motion Graphics
• EEC1104 – Healthy, Active Individuals and Communities

• NEF1102 – Engineering Physics 1
• NEF1103 – Engineering and the Community
• NEF1104 – Problem Solving for Engineers
• NEF1204 – Introduction to Engineering Design
• NIT1101 – Web Development and CMS
• NIT1102 – Introduction to Programming
• NIT1103 – Communication and Information Management
• NIT1104 – Computer Networks
• NIT1201 – Introduction to Database Systems
• NIT1202 – Operating Systems
• NIT1203 – Introduction to Project Management
• NIT1204 – Web Application And Server Management
• NSC1210 – Skills for the Scientist
• RBF1150 – Global environmental issues
• RBF1310 – Biology 1
• RBF1320 – Biology 2
• RCS1601 – Chemistry 1A
• RCS1602 – Chemistry 1B

Some units have prerequisites, such as prior completion of other units. Prospective students should check the unit pages to see details of any required prerequisites.

Priestley undergraduate units

• BLB1102 – Contracts 1
• BLB1115 – Torts
• BLB2125 – Real Property Law
• LLW1001 – Criminal Law
• LLW1002 – Criminal Investigation, Procedure and Sentencing
• LLW2004 – Corporations Law
• LLW2005 – Constitutional Law
• LLW2008 – Commercial Law
• LLW3000 – Australian Administrative Law
• LLW3008 – Equity and Trusts
• LLW3009 – Lawyers' Ethics and Professional Responsibility
• LLW4000 – Civil Procedure
• LLW4007 – Evidence.

Non-priestley undergraduate units

• BLB1101 – Australian Legal System in Context
• BLB1114 – Legal Research Methods
• BLB3129 – Intellectual Property Law
• BLB3134 – Taxation Law (offered weekends during Block 1)
• BLB3136 – Family Law in Society
• BLB4135 – Australian Employment Law (offered weekends during Block 2)
• BLB4143 – Public International Law
• BLB4145 – Human Rights Law
• BLB4146 – Wills and the Administration of Estates
• LLW1003 – Legal Writing and Drafting
• LLW1004 – Legal Interpretation
• LLW2002 – International Law Practicum
• LLW2009 – Indigenous People of Australia and the Law (offered weekends during block 3 )
• LLW2010 – Privacy and Media Law
• LLW3002 – Alternative Dispute Resolution
• LLW4009 – Interviewing and Advocacy.

Criminology undergraduate units

• LCR1001 – Introduction to Criminology
• LCR1002 – Policing and Offending
• LCR2001 – Corporate Crime
• LCR2002 – History of Criminal Law and Trials
• LCR3001 – Contemporary Issues in Criminology (offered weekends during block 4)
• LCR3002 – Crime Across Borders
• LCR3901 – Crime Research and Methods
• LCR3902 – Research Project.

Migration law postgraduate units

• LML6001 – Practitioner Legal Skills for Australian Migration Law
• LML6002 – Australian Migration Law
• LML6003 – Australia's Visa System 1
• LML6004 – Australia's Visa System 2
• LML6005 – Visa Compliance and Cancellation
• LML6006 – Migration Review Mechanisms
• LML6007 – Applied Migration Law
• LML6008 – Managing a Migration Agent Business.

Information about the weekend Law units

Enrolling in and completing these units will count towards the completion of your Bachelor of Law degree.

Taxation Law (Block 1) delivery dates & format

• Week 1: Saturday 25 July (2 x 3hr class) and Sunday 26 July (2 x 3hr class)
• Week 2: Saturday 1 August (2 x 3hr class) and Sunday 2 August (2 x 3hr class)
• Week 3: Saturday 8 August (2 x 3hr class) and Sunday 9 August (2 x 3hr class)
• Week 4: Sunday 16 August (1 x 3hr exam).

Australian Employment Law (Block 2) delivery dates & format

• Week 1: Saturday 22 August (2 x 3hr sessions) and Sunday 23 August (2 x 3hr sessions)
• Week 2: Saturday 29 August (2 x 3hr sessions) and Sunday 30 August (2 x 3hr sessions)
• Week 3: Saturday 5 September (2 x 3hr sessions) and Sunday 6 September (2 x 3hr sessions)
• Week 4: Sunday 13 September (1 x 3hr exam)

Indigenous People of Australia and the Law (Block 3) delivery dates & format

• Week 1: Saturday 19 September (2 x 3hr sessions) and Sunday 20 September (2 x 3hr sessions)
• Week 2: Saturday 26 September (2 x 3hr sessions) and Sunday 27 September (2 x 3hr sessions)
• Week 3: Saturday 10 October (2 x 3hr sessions) and Sunday 11 October (2 x 3hr sessions)
• Week 4: Sunday 18 October (1 x 3hr exam)

Contemporary Issues in Criminology (Block 4)  delivery dates & format 

• Week 1: Saturday 24 October (2 x 3hr sessions) and Sunday 25 October (2 x 3hr sessions)
• Week 2: Saturday 31 October (2 x 3hr sessions) and Sunday 1 November (2 x 3hr sessions)
• Week 3: Saturday 7 November (2 x 3hr sessions) and Sunday 8 November (1 x 3hr sessions)
• Week 4: Sunday 15 November (1 x 3hr exam)

Due to current COVID-19 social distancing measures, delivery will occur remotely in a digitally-supported mode via Zoom and VU Collaborate.

If you’re studying law and meet the prerequisites for these units, you are eligible to enrol.

Email us (via AskVU), speak to us via live chat or call us on +61 3 9919 6100 for more information.  
 

Business-based units

• VBE1000 – Accounting for Decision Making
• VBE1001 – Information Systems for Business
• VBE1002 – Economic Principles
• VBE1003 – Integrated Business Challenge
• VBE1004 – Management and Organisation Behaviour
• VBE1005 – Introduction to Marketing
• VBE1006 – Business Law
• VBE1007 – Business Statistics

Information technology-based units

• VIT1101 – Web Development and CMS
• VIT1102 – Introduction to Programming
• VIT1103 – Communication and Information Management
• VIT1104 – Computer Networks
• VIT1201 – Introduction to Database Systems
• VIT1202 – Operating Systems
• VIT1203 – Introduction to Project Management
• VIT1204 – Web Application and Server Management