The combined accounting law course also meets the academic requirements of professional accounting bodies. We are very proud of the Law Library, which is the heart of the faculty and has a good collection of primary and secondary school materials.
Message from the Registrar
Likewise, the QIT's debts or obligations (eg repayment of laboratory deposits) must be the responsibility of QUT. This publication will contain the Statutes and Regulations of the Queensland University of Technology and other information about the new institution as approved by the University Council. Especially in the first year of the university's operation, all students should purchase a copy of the calendar when it becomes available.
RULES RELATING TO STUDENT MATTERS
- prescribe the conditions tor normal entry to each course offered
- limit the number of students who shall be permitted to enrol or continue in any course
- appoint an Admissions Committee and approve of rules providing for-
- prescribe the academic structure and content of any courses and amend these at any time provided the reasonable rights of students
- prescribe rules for student progression within a course;
- delegate any or all of its powers under this section
- approve rules relating to the examination and assessment of students and the award of grades of passes;
- delegate any or all of its powers under this section
- prescribe rules relating to gross failure;
- exclude any student who is classified as having achieved gross failure in subjects or courses;
- delegate any or all of its powers under this section provided that any student shall have a right of appeal to Council against any
5 or the rules thereof relating to the functions of membership and management of the affairs of such committee.
RULES FOR ADMISSION
- The Admissions Committee shall-
- A person desirous of entering a course shall make application to the Registrar for admission on a form provided for this purpose,
- A person who does not have the normal entry qualifications may make application for special consideration for entry on a form
- Concurrently with an application for special consideration for entry a person shall lodge with the Registrar an application for
- The Registrar shall notify all applicants for admission of the acceptance or rejection of their applications
- An application for enrolment may be amended by the Head of Department because of -
- Late enrolments may be accepted only if a vacancy exists in classes established on the basis of closing date enrolments, and
- A Dean of Faculty may cancel any class in any subject where the number of enrolments in that class is considered to be insufficient
The Registrar will notify all applicants for admission of the acceptance or rejection of their application. acceptance or rejection of their application. The clerk shall inform the applicant of the outcome of the appeal as soon as reasonably possible.
RULES RELATING TO UNREGISTERED STUDENTS 1. Unregistered Students are defined as those students who undertake
There shall be two categories of Unregistered Students
Late registrations may only be accepted if there is a vacancy in the classes established based on enrollment on the closing date, and classes established based on enrollment on the closing date and with the approval of the Dean of the Faculty. In the event of the cancellation of any class, a student's registration shall be deemed canceled with respect to that course, provided that the cancellation does not prejudice the student's right to reapply for admission to enroll in that course, in depending on the conditions established for entering this subject at the time of its application.
When a registered student is expelled from a course due to unsatisfactory academic performance, the student is not subsequently entitled to enroll as a non-registered student in any course of that course, except at the discretion of the dean of the faculty responsible for administering the course. of course. Whenever approved exemptions represent 50% or more of the total course programme, the Head of School or Head of Department responsible for the course must provide the Secretary with full details of the program of study which the student must complete at the University to qualify for the award.
RULES RELATING TO
No exemptions will be granted in connection with or in connection with the Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice course. Except as specifically provided in the individual Course Rules and except in exceptional circumstances as determined by the Registrar, all requests for exemptions must be submitted and determined at the time of a student's initial enrollment in the course to which the exemptions apply.
STUDENTS WHO SEEK RE-REGISTRATION
This leave of absence applies for a specific period, after which the student can re-register without losing points for results awarded before the date of withdrawal. The student who has been granted a leave of absence will be deemed to no longer be eligible for a scholarship for the period of the leave and must re-register or request an extension of the leave upon termination of the leave. leave of absence.
A student whose registration in a course has lapsed due to exclusion from the course and who wishes to re-register.
GENERAL EXAMINATION RULES
DEFINITIONS
Reference to "head of department" in these rules is deemed to include reference to "head of school".
DETERMINATION AND NOTIFICATION OF ASSESSMENT PROVISIONS
Appointment of Examiners
Submission of Central Examination Papers
Student Examination Form
Part IV. ELIGIBILITY TO UNDERTAKE ASSESSMENT PROVISIONS
Eligibility to Sit for Examinations
DEFERRED EXAMINATIONS AND SPECIAL CONSIDERATION
Such applications must be submitted to the Registrar as soon as possible and in any event within the deadlines set out in the current University Calendar. Such applications must be supported by medical or other documentation in the form specified in Rule 15. b) The registrar forwards applications for special treatment to the relevant faculty dean for decision.
CONDUCT OF EXAMINATIONS 16. Responsibility for Conduct of Examinations
A candidate may not leave an examination room before the end of the examination session without the permission of a supervisor. A person, whether a candidate or not, may not do anything intended to assist any other person taking an examination to cheat or otherwise defeat the purposes of the examination.
Part VII. PLAGIARISM
PENAL TV FOR BREACH OF RULES 28. Penalties
- Duties of Examiners
- Powers and Duties of Head of Department/School offering subjects Prior to the consideration of results by Academic Boards, the Head
- Powers and Duties of an Academic Board in relation to subjects offered by the Faculty
- Powers and Duties of an Academic Board in relation to students undertaking courses administered by the Faculty
- Powers of Alteration
Based on the results given by the Head of the Department/. The Registrar will provide each Academic Board with the courses offered by the school. In this case, the Academic Board must inform the Secretary in writing about the reason for the delay in finalizing the result.
REVIEW OF RESULTS
For the purposes of Rule 41, subjects failed prior to the period of exclusion and the Weighted Grade Average prior to
Maximum Time in Which to Complete an Award
When the Academic Board recommends that the appeal be dismissed, the appeal will be reviewed by the Council's Appeals Committee. The recommendation of the Academic Board and/or Grievance Committee will be forwarded to the Council for approval.
RULES RELATING TO THE APPEALS COMMITTEE 1. General
If the Complaints Committee recommends that the complaint be upheld, the complaint is sent back to the Study Board in order to determine the conditions for the student to fulfill the course requirements. RULES REGARDING THE APPEAL COMMITTEE 1. ii) whether the procedures in general examination rule 28 were correctly carried out. iii) the severity or otherwise of the penalty imposed. a) A scientific employee of the committee resigns from the committee during the processing of a complaint from a student from the faculty on which the employee serves.
RULES RELATING TO NON-RELEASE OF EXAMINATION RESULTS
The Registrar shall, upon receipt of advice from the Dean of Faculty, Chief Librarian, the Computer Manager, the Bursar, or
A student whose examination results have not been released in accordance with the decision of the Registrar under these rules may.
QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY LIBRARY RULES
Authority of Chief Librarian 2. Library Usage
Library Copying and Copyright 6. Notices
Schedule of Service Charges
QUT MAIN LIBRARY RULES 1. Authority of the Chief Librarian
The borrower is responsible for the storage and return of the material borrowed from the library. iii). If the item is not returned within 5 weeks of the date stamped on the due date sheet, the item is assumed to be lost.
FACULTY OF LAW LIBRARY RULES 1. Definition
In the case of a Law Faculty Moot, authorized by the Dean of the Law Faculty, the Law Faculty Librarian or Assistant Librarian may permit material to be removed from the Library for use in such Moot. On such appeal, as provided in Rule 11 (a), the Dean of the Faculty of Law may allow the appeal or dismiss the appeal or reduce or waive the penalty.
STUDENT GUILD FEE RULES 1. Interpretation
Guild Fees' means such fees as may be prescribed by the Council for Membership of the Queensland University of Technology Student Guild. Such refund must be made by the University on behalf of the QUT Student Guild on surrender of any current QUT Student Card.
SCHEDULE OF CHARGES AFFECTING STUDENTS 1. Guild Fees
A student who not later than six weeks after the first day of a semester gives proper written notice to the registrar of withdrawal of his registration shall be entitled to a refund of departmental fees. A student will be required to pay only one deposit, regardless of the number of such courses included in a registration.
PARKING REGULATIONS
A student enrolled in any course included in the 'Schedule of Subjects Subject to Laboratory Deposits', which the Registrar may change from time to time, shall deposit $50 for the use of laboratory equipment.
ARTICULATION BETWEEN QUT AND QUEENSLAND TAFE COURSES
OUT Course equivalent of ARJ192 Bachelor of Architecture Group exemption Semester 1 and 2 BT J227 Bachelor of Applied Science. ASJ226 Graduated natural scientist with majors in biology, chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology, geology, mathematics, physics.
LAW ACADEMIC BOARD
COURSE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEES
Associate Professor A G Lang
LL.B. COURSE
Dean, Faculty of Law LL.B.(Qld)
Com., LL.(Qld), Barrjster Solicitor
Comm., LL.(Qld), Barrister Solicitor
Solicitor
Solicitor, Acting Crown Solicitor LL.B.(Qld)
LLM. COURSE
Dean, Faculty of Law
LEGAL PRACTICE CONSULTATIVE SUB-COMMITTEES
Mnr A N Dutney van Cannan & Peterson (Voorsitter) Mnr R P Clarke van Morris, Fletcher & Cross Mnr M J D Meadows of Flower & Hart.
Administrative Assistants
Law Librarian
Principal Lecturers
STAFF
Ms M Hunter
LAW LIBRARY
A A Preece, MA LL.B.(Cantab), Solicitor (England and Wales and Qld), Barrister
I A Wilson, LL.M.(Melb), Barrister and Solicitor (Vic), Barrister (Qld)
Part-time Lecturer in Professional Conduct for Barristers (Nominated by the Chief Justice of Queensland) -
Part-time Lecturer in Solicitors' Trust Accounts (Nominated by the Queensland Law Society) -
Part-time Lecturers and Tutors
Part-time Lecturers and Tutors cont'd
Mrs M A Backstrom, LL.B., Solicitor
J Conomos, LL.B
J Consiglio, LL.B
M D Darwin, LL.B
R S Jones, LL.B
C A Jorss, LL.B
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LEGAL PRACTICE COURSE Principal
Lecturer
Senior Lecturer
Part-time Profess i ana 1
Miss N M Collins Miss E A Clark
G.Cominos, SCorn LL.M.(Hons)(Qld), Solicitor
ME Eliadis, LL.B., Barrister
Staff conttd: R A Finney, Solicitor
A Hams, Deputy Registrar of the District Court
J K Harris, Solicitor
The Hon Mr Justice G E Lambert, Family Court of Australia
G C Lee, LL.B., Barrister
M R Lockhart, Solicitor
Lyons, BEcan LL.B.(Qld), Solicitor
P R Macgregor, Solicitor
Affairs
A H Macguire, Solicitor
P McGrath, Deputy Registrar, Family Court of Australia
F Monsour, Legal Cost Assessor
G A Murphy, Solicitor
Part-time Professional
R Prince, Accountant
Mrs V A Quinn, Employment & Staff Consultant
T Somers, LL.B.(Syd), Barrister
G K Sowden, LL.B., Barrister
H Stewart, Body Corporate Services
P R Theobald, BA(UNE), Barrister
G D Thompson, Barrister, Public Defender's Officer
W H Tutt, Solicitor
K F Watson, SCorn LL.B.(Qld), Barrister
Ms C Williams, Legal Aid Office
P Wilson, Solicitor
Officers from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia
LWN234 LWM196
LWJ171 IFJ223
IFJ235
LWJ238
LWJ239
COURSES OFFERED BY THE FACULTY OF LAW
Master of Laws by Coursework {LL.M.) Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice
Bachelor of Business {Accountancy), Bachelor of Laws (BBus(Accy),LL.B.) (In conjunct;on
Bachelor of Arts (Modern Asian Studies) (Gr;ff;th), Bachelor of Laws (QUT)
INFORMATION FOR AND ADVICE TO STUDENTS AND PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
- LL.B. external course
- Non-Law Elective Subjects and Introductory Accounting - full-time and part-time internal students'
- Combined Degree Courses
- law Library
- s of variations in hours are posted in the foyer outside the Library
- Government Sales Centres, Law Publishers, etc
- Case-notes
- Past LL. examination papers
This is not simply a copy of the 1 lecture notes in the subject, but has been specially prepared for external students. In the last three years, such inquiries must be addressed to the Dean of the Faculty of Law.
COURSE RULES -
LWN234 MASTER OF LAWS BY COURSEWORK
- The following rules relate to the Master of Laws by Coursework Degree and are made by resolution of the
- Entry Requirements
- Any applicant for a place in the quota for the Master of Laws by Coursework program shall apply through the
- Registration - Enrolment
- Course Structure
- Attendance
- Minor Thesis
- Assessment
- Passes (i)
- Credit for Sub·ects Passed Other Than in the Course for the aster o aws by oursework egree at the U
The student must submit the thesis topic to the Dean of the Faculty of Law no later than the end of February of the year in which the student is enrolled for the thesis. In the case of a thesis, the student submits four clean typed copies of the thesis to the Dean of the Faculty of Law no later than the end of October of the year in which the student is enrolled for the thesis. .
MASTER OF LAWS BY COURSEWORK - POLICY
A student will retain credit for any subject or subjects passed in the year in which he or she is enrolled. In the event of any disagreement between the examiners under Rule B(b), the questions will be determined by the LLaMa committee.
LWN001 LWNOOS
LWN004 LWN006
LWM196 GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN LEGAL PRACTICE
- Duration
- Content
- Company Practice (60)
- Conveyancing (including Searches and Stamping) (201 ,00)
- Creditors' Remedies and Bankruptcy (325) 8. Criminal Practice (including Advocacy) (41.50)
- Leases (including Commercial Leases and Ejectment Proceedings) (27.75))
- Tax Planning (including Estate Planning) (25) The following matters are also dealt with
- Industrial Relations (including Workers' Compensation) (5)
- Insurance (7) 15. Legal Aid (6)
- Legal Drafting (46.75)
- Legal Interviewing and Communi cation (23 .5) 18. Legal Profession and Professional Conduct
- Specialised Services (Accountants, Stock Brokers, Bankers, etc.) (3.5}
- Town Planning (12.5)
- Trade Practices and Consumer Protection (12.5}
- Attendance
- Assessment
- Other Requirements
- Certificate of Satisfactory Completion. Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice
The Dean of the Faculty of Law may require students to comply with other regulations relating to the course of legal practice which may be announced from time to time. Subject to the rules set out above, each student who attends and satisfactorily completes any part of the course and who meets requirements 1 and 11 relating to the course will receive a certificate of satisfactory completion of the legal practice course and will be awarded a graduate degree in legal practice.
COURSE RULES - LWJ171 BACHELOR OF LAWS
- The following rules relate to the Bachelor of Laws degree, whether the ordinary Bachelor of Laws degree or
- In these rules, unless the context otherwise indicates or requires -
- Entry Requirements - Refer to Tables in Admission Procedures Booklet
- Semester 1
- Semester 2
- Semester 3
- y Law
However, he or she may be required or, in exceptional circumstances, permitted by the Dean of the Faculty of Law to attend some evening lectures and seminars. Beginning accounting, a student enrolled in a full-time or part-time internal course must meet the enrollment requirements of the Faculty of Business Sciences or other relevant faculties. j).
The part-time internal and the external Bachelor of Laws courses comprise the following subjects
The part-time internal and external Bachelor of Laws consist of the following subjects:
LWB101 Introduction to Law LWB102 Law of Contract
LWB1 01 LWB102
Non-Law Elective Subject Introduction to Law
Non-Law Elective Subject
Torts
Criminal Law and Procedure Non-Law Elective Subject
Criminal Law and Procedure Non-Law Elective Subject1
Land Law
Constitutional Law One Law Elective Subject
Commercial Law
Conveyancing and Drafting* OR Administrative Law
Conveyancing and Drafting* OR Jurisprudence
LWB309 ACB113
LWB403 LWB404
- Semester 5
- Semester 6
- Semester 4
- Semester 8
A graduate from any degree course approved by the dean of the Faculty of Law is entitled to complete the bachelor's degree in 3 years of full-time study. A graduate from any degree course approved by the dean of the Faculty of Law is entitled to complete the bachelor's degree in 5 years of part-time study.
DEGREE COURSE
The Bachelor of Business (Accountancy}, Bachelor of Laws, combined degree course comprises the following subjects
Semester 6 ACB631
Computer Systems and Programming Quantitative Methods JB
Micro Economic Analysis Introduction to Law
Business Statistics Introduction to Law
Macro Economic Analysis Management I I
Managerial Accounting Law of Contract
Financial Management Company Accounting
Auditing & Professional Practice Financial Accounting I
Criminal Law & Procedure Land Law
Auditing & Professional Practice Managerial Accounting I I
Transfer and preparation is a year-round subject. o) B.Bus.(Accy), LL.B., Combined Diploma Course Law Electives2 etc. Sub-rules (c) Law Electives, (d) Special Law Electives, (e) Research and Writing Project, (f) Bar Board Requirements and (g) Bar Board Requirements above apply to the Bachelor of Business (Accounting), Combined Diploma Course of the B.A. law as in the case of a regular law degree.
IFJ235 FULL-TIME BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (COMPUTING)/LL.B
COMBINED DEGREE COURSE
The Bachelor of Business (Computing), Bachelor of Laws, combined degree course comprises the following subjects:-
Credit Forma 1
Semester 7
One Law Elective Subject LWB304 *Conveyancing & Drafting
Semester 9
Semester 10
Sub-rules (c) Law Elective Subjects~ (d) Special Law Elective Subjects, (e) Research and Writing Project, (f) Solicitors'
LWJ238 FULL-TIME BACHELOR OF BUSINESS (ACCOUNTING) (DDIAE)
LL.B. (QUT) COMBINED DEGREE COURSE
The Bachelor of Business (Accounting}(DDIAE), Bachelor of Laws (QUT), combined degree comprises the following subjects:-
Semester 51001
Business Computer Systems Introduction to Accounting
Organizations Introduction to Law
Business Economics Financial Appraisal
Business Finance
Managerial Accounting B Law of Contract
EXL023 EXL020
EXL027 EXL048
EXL008 EXL064
EXL065 EXL066
Approx Formal
Criminal law & Procedure Land Law
Auditing
Business Policy
Selected Topics in Corporate Accounting
Criminal Law & Procedure
Constitutional Law Equity
CoiMiercial Law
One Law Elective Subject
Conveyancing & Drafting (intending Solicitors)
Jurisprudence
Intending Barristers) Constitutional Law
Administrative Law (intending Barristers)
Professional Conduct
LWB401 Company Law and Partnership 3. LWB401 Company Law and Partnership 3. s) B.Bus.(Accg)(DDIAE), LL.B.(OUT), Combined Diploma Course - Law Electives etc.
LWJ239 FULL-TIME BACHELOR OF ARTS (MODERN ASIAN STUDIES)
EXL402 EXL403
Introduction to Law Law of Contract
Japan Studies Basic Japanese I
A1219 Basic Japanese I I
Social Sciences Course Semester 4
A1221 Basic Japanese Ill
Social Sciences Course
Criminal Law & Procedure Land Law
Constitutional Law
Subjects
LWB304 *Conveyancing & Drafting
One Law Elective Subject LWB304 *Conveyancing & Drafting
Project I Semester 8
Semester 10 LWB401
Project II
EXL409
NOTE:*
- Attendance - Seminar Performance
- Assignments 2 etc
- Examinations
- Passes
- Fails
- Credit for Subjects Passed in a Course for the Bachelor of Laws Degree at the QUT, etc
- Credit for Subjects Passed Other Than in a Course for the Bachelor of Laws Degree at the QUT
- Re-arrangement of Courses
- Honours
In the case of a non-legal elective or of Introductory Accounting, a student enrolled in a full-time program or in a part-time internal course must meet the assignment requirements of the Faculty of Business Administration or another relevant faculty. H). For a non-legal elective or Introductory Accountancy, a student who is registered for a full-time program or for a part-time internal course must meet the examination requirements of the Faculty of Business Administration or another faculty involved.
PRIZES AND AWARDS
OPEN PRIZES
An annual award of $500 presented by Seymour, Nulty and Co., to perpetuate the memory of the late Charles Seymour. An annual award to perpetuate the memory of the late Justin Geldard and is presented to the student graduating with the award of the Bachelor of Laws whose degree is the best degree achieved.
CLOSED PRIZES
The award is intended for the student who, in the opinion of the dean, has contributed the most to the life of the Faculty of Law during the year.
SUBJECT PRIZES
The Law Book Company Prize of a $150 book voucher, presented each year to the top student in succession. The Lyons (Solcitors Prize from Ryan, Weld & Lee's 'Supreme Court Practice' loose-leaf service (current value $215) is awarded each year to the top student in the practice.
SYNOPSES
Both common law and statutory employment contract regulation will be addressed. The paper will be the property of the Faculty of Law and may be placed in the Law Library.
