Programs available for IPT by faculty

Eligibility

• Completed a minimum of 18 UOC LLM LAWS courses at UNSW, and
• Minimum 75 overall WAM

Intake for the JD program is only available in Term 1 and Term 3.

Credit transfer

Up to 24 UOC in unspecified credit. You may be able to receive further credit if you have completed additional courses or subjects that are taught in both the JD and LLM programs. 

Note: Domestic students interested in competing for a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) in the Juris Doctor must apply through UAC, opens in a new window. 

Eligibility

• Completed a minimum of 6 UOC JURD course/s at UNSW, and
• Meet the LLM entry requirements

There is no WAM requirements to transfer from JD to LLM. 

Credit transfer

All JURD courses that you have successfully completed will be credited towards the LLM program. This may also include RPL from a partially completed LLM or JD completed at another institution. However, this will be assessed during the PG IPT application process. 

If you have completed JURD7152 - Introducing Law and Justice, opens in a new window (6 UOC) and JURD7155 - Legal Research & Writing (0 UOC), you will be:

• Exempt from completing LAWS8214 - Global Common Law Systems and LAWS8213 - Legal Concepts, Research and Writing, and
• Receive 6 UOC unspecified credit. As JURD7155 is a 0 UOC course, you'll still be required to complete an additional 6 UOC to meet the 48 UOC program completion requirements.

As a current postgraduate student, you may transfer between programs within the School of Population Health without further assessment if you are on good academic standing. 

If you are on a non-good academic standing, your program transfer application must be assessed by the corresponding Program Director. 

If you are a Forensic Mental Health postgraduate student transferring between the programs below, you will not need to meet any additional requirements and may be transferred without further assessment:

• 7312 - Graduate Certificate, opens in a new window
• 5512 - Graduate Diploma, opens in a new window
• 9012 - Masters, opens in a new window

If you wish to transfer to a program within the School of Optometry and Vision Science, you must contact the school via oandm@unsw.edu.au to discuss your eligibility. 

If you are transferring from a program in another faculty, you must meet the minimum entry requirements for the requested program, which can be viewed through the Degree Finder. 

If you are already a Medicine & Health student but would like to transfer to a different school within the faculty (e.g. Master of Global Health to Master of Health Data Science), you must meet the minimum entry requirements for the requested program, which can be found in the Degree Finder. 

If you are transferring from a different faculty, you must ensure that you have:

• Minimum average of 65 in level 3+ mathematical and/or statistical university courses, and
• Written approval from the Postgraduate Director or Head of School Nominee to be admitted into the program via IPT.

As a student enrolled in 7659 - Graduate Certificate in Mathematics and Statistics, opens in a new window or 5659 - Graduate Diploma in Mathematics and Statistics, opens in a new window, you can articulate to one of the following degrees once you meet the below requirements:

• 8719 - Master of Mathematics, opens in a new window, or
• 8750 - Master of Statistics, opens in a new window, or
• 8161 - Master of Financial Mathematics, opens in a new window

UNSW Online programs

If you are transferring from 7446 - Graduate Certificate in Data Science, opens in a new window or 5646 - Graduate Diploma of Data Science, opens in a new window, you can articulate into the higher level program once you have:

• Completed your current program, and
• Minimum 65 WAM.

Note: You are not permitted to skip programs if you are articulating to a higher-level degree in UNSW Online. If you are in a Graduate Certificate, you must articulate to and complete the Graduate Diploma before being permitted to transfer to the Masters program.

You must meet the following requirements in order to transfer to a UNSW Online program:

• Minimum average of 70 across Level 3+ courses in mathematics, statistics, computer science or econometrics, and
• Written approval from the Postgraduate Program Director to be admitted into the requested program.