Concurrent study at another university
An application for Concurrent Study (CS) will be considered when the concurrent enrolment is undertaken in a comparable course of study within a law school at a recognised University. UTS students may apply to undertake subjects at other universities for credit towards their UTS course, up to a maximum of two subjects, as per the conditions set out below.
Credit granted for subjects must comply with the AQF level for which the credit in being sought. This includes the same purpose, knowledge and skills required at the relevant level.
Applications for concurrent study should be made in advance of the study being undertaken. Subjects completed concurrently at another university without prior approval risk the subject not being credited to the student's course at UTS.
Students will not be approved to undertake CS in core subjects and cannot undertake CS in electives if the Faculty offers the equivalent subject during the proposed session of the concurrent enrolment. An exemption from an elective at the other university will not be granted for the UTS core legal theory subject.
A currently enrolled UTS student who wishes to enrol in subjects at another recognised university and have these subjects credited towards their UTS award course must lodge a Concurrent Study application with the Student Administration Unit (SAU) according to the instructions on the Concurrent Study webpage.