Apply (international students) Byron Bay Summer Law School
Entry requirements
International students wishing to study law this summer at the Byron Bay Summer Law School should read:
Assessment
Varied assessment methods are used and full details are contained in the study guide for each unit. These may include researched essays, oral presentations, case studies, and in-class and take home exams. Students may also be asked to take part in group work as well as individual assignments.
Access
All School of Law and Justice Summer School units provide 26 hours of intensive face-to-face teaching. Attendance is compulsory. Some units offer students access to a dedicated learning website. Students also have access to MySCU which provides a range of online services and resources.
Summer School students have access to the University Library's extensive reference materials but would be required to travel to the Lismore campus to borrow material. Wireless internet access is available at the Byron Bay venue for students with their own laptop computer.
Refund policy
See International Students Refund Policy
ESOS framework
See Education Services for Overseas Students (ESOS) Framework document
International student enquiries
International students who are interested in studying law this summer at Byron Bay, please direct enquiries to:
- International Office
- intoff@scu.edu.au
- t: +61 2 6620 3876 or f: +61 2 6620 3227
CRICOS provider numbers: 01241G, 02621K, 03135E
Updated: 27 February 2012