Bachelor of International Studies - Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

Bachelor Honours Degree

Duration

5 years

Indicative Cost

$205,825

AUD — confirm with college

Providers

NSW

What this course is

Bachelor of International Studies - Bachelor of Laws (Honours) is a bachelor honours degree that typically takes 5 years and is offered by 1 accredited provider across NSW in the field of Society and Culture.

Where you can study this course

University of Wollongong (UoW)

NSW5 years$$$$$

Source: CRICOS register. Fees and duration are indicative — confirm current details directly with each college.

Career & Outcomes

Society and Culture

Why study in this field

Deep analytical and research skills valued in policy, advocacy, and social services

Cultural competency highly sought by government, NGOs, and multicultural organisations

Broad applicability: social work, counselling, policy, community development, and justice

Growing demand for mental health and wellbeing professionals across all sectors

Meaningful work with measurable social impact

Graduate job roles

Social Worker Counsellor Policy Analyst Community Development Officer Psychologist Immigration Officer Human Rights Advocate

Links open Seek job search for this role in Australia

A course appearing next to a job role does not guarantee a visa, skills assessment, employment, or permanent residence.

Australian job market

Mental health and counselling services facing high demand — funded growth projected through 2030
Government and NGO sectors are major employers, offering stable long-term roles
Social workers are on the skilled occupation list — strong migration pathway for graduates
Australia's investment in mental health is growing, driving demand for psychology graduates

Indicative salary ranges

Entry-level

$55,000 – $68,000

per year, AUD

Experienced

$80,000 – $108,000

per year, AUD

Indicative ranges referenced from Seek and PayScale Australia public listings, last reviewed May 2026. Actual salaries vary by employer, experience, and location.

Entry requirements

Entry requirements vary by intake and student background. Speak with a provider directly about English proficiency, prior qualifications, and experience requirements for your specific situation.

After the course

The steps above are general information only and do not constitute migration advice. Visa eligibility depends on your individual circumstances. Consult a registered migration agent (MARA) for advice specific to your situation.

Course details and pricing are from the Australian CRICOS register. Providers may have updated their offerings — confirm directly with the provider before applying.

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