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LAW
Online Enrolment University of Adelaide Opens
Friday 30th January at 9am.
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Law School general information

• Study Plans available for all streams of law.
• Double Degree plans from http//www.law.adelaide.e
  du.au/student/doubledegreeplans/year20200920Doub
  le20Degrees.html
• Graduate Entry and Undergraduate Law only from
• http//www.law.adelaide.edu.au/degrees/year20200
  920onwards20LLB20degree.html

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Law School general information

• Scholarships
• Gilmore Scholarship - NEW
• For students in their first year of the Bachelor
  of Laws program who are undertaking study on a
  full time basis as a Commonwealth Supported
  student. The value of the scholarship is 2500
  per annum payable for a maximum period of four
  years.
• Other Scholarships http//www.adelaide.edu.au/scho
  larships/undergrad/

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Academic Course AdvisorsFor students requiring
advice on structuring their degrees or choosing
suitable electives

• Suzanne Le Mire Monday 1.00-3.00pm
• Telephone [phone]
• email suzanne.lemire_at_adelaide.edu.au
• Susan Bartie Tuesday 3.00-5.00pm
• Telephone [phone]
• email - susan.bartie_at_adelaide.edu.au
• Gabrielle Appleby Wednesday 2.00-4.00pm
• Telephone [phone]
• email - gabrielle.appleby_at_adelaide.edu.au
• John Gava Thursday 12.00-2.00pm
• Telephone [phone]
• email - john.gava_at_adelaide.edu.au
• Allan Perry Friday 2.00-4.00pm
• Telephone [phone]
• email - allan.perry_at_adelaide.edu.au

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Student AdvisorFor students requiring advice on
structuring their degrees, Leave of Absence,
Cross Institutional applications, Exchange
opportunities

• Corinne Walding
• Telephone [phone]
• email corinne.walding_at_adelaide.edu.au
• Appointments on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays
  between 9.00am -12.00pm and 2.00pm - 4.00pm
• Request for appointments to be made via the Front
  Office or email

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What should I enrol in?

• Compulsory Courses
• Foundations of Law, Principles of Public Law,
  Contracts, Law of Torts, Law of Torts 2, Property
  Law, Criminal Law and Procedure, Equity,
  Corporate Law, Australian Constitutional Law,
  Property Law, Administrative Law, Dispute
  Resolution and Ethics, Evidence and Proof in
  Theory and Practice.
• 57 units
• Elective Courses
• Environmental Law, International Law,
  Intellectual Property Law, Criminology, Human
  Rights, Immigration and Refugee Law, Comparative
  Law, Family Law, Medical Law, Tax Law, Industrial
  Relations Law to name a few.
• 15 units (39 units for non Graduate Law only
  students, 12 can be non law courses)

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Combined Degree School Leavers

• Semester One
• Foundations of Law, Law of Torts 1
• Semester Two
• Principles of Public Law, Law of Torts 2
• Students should always consult their other
  School as to specific requirements. The
  Recommended Pattern of Study will vary dependent
  on the other degree you are studying, further
  information regarding double degrees can be found
  at.
• http//www.law.adelaide.edu.au/student/doubledegr
  eeplans/year20200920Double20Degrees.html

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Tertiary Transfer

• Are you continuing with your other degree?
• If not do you wish to apply for status on account
  your non law/law courses?
• Generally you are required to complete between 12
  or 16 units of law courses dependent on your
  other degree.
• Semester One
• Foundations of Law, Contracts and Law of Torts
• Semester Two
• Principles of Public Law, Property Law and Law
  of Torts 2
• In making decisions as to which courses to study
  in semester one or two you should consider how it
  fits in with your overall timetable but also need
  to consider pre-requisites.

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Graduate entry and Undergraduate Law only

• Semester one
• Foundations of Law
• Law of Torts
• Contracts
• Semester two
• Principles of Public Law
• Property Law
• Law of Torts 2
• Undergraduate Law only students may wish to
  delay studying Property Law and replace this with
  a non law course. Over the course of their
  degree a maximum of 12 units of non law electives
  are permitted.

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During Your Law Degree

• Exchange programs
• Human Rights Internships
• Clinical Legal Advice Clinic
• Native Title Internships

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AWARDS AND COMPLETION TIMES

• Ordinary Degree of Bachelor of LawsOrdinary
  Degree of Bachelor of Laws with Honours (First
  Class, Second Class Division 1, Second Class
  Division 2)

Graduate Entry
Combined Degrees
3 years
5.0 to 6.5 years
Law only
O 4 years
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Orientation Week

• Preliminary Lectures
• Law Library Tours
• Second Hand Book Sales
• Law School First Year Student Induction Day
  (http//www.law.adelaide.edu.au/ole/first/)
• University information
• http//www.adelaide.edu.au/student/new/stepping/ow
  eek/

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What is Online Enrolment?

• All undergraduate and postgraduate coursework
  students enrol online, from any computer with
  internet access using the Universitys web based
  information system - Access Adelaide.
• It allows you to select courses and classes as
  you enrol and print a personalised weekly
  timetable once you have completed your enrolment.
  
• Enrol Website is located at www.adelaide.edu.au/en
  rol

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Enrolment Help

• Enrolment Hotline [phone] login problems,
  checklist problems
• enrol.help_at_adelaide.edu.au
• https//www.adelaide.edu.au/enrol/chat/chat.cgi
• The Law Computing suite is located in the Law
  Library located in the Ligertwood Building.
  School Staff will be available on 30th January
  between 9am and 5pm to assist .
• After 30th January in the first instance contact
  the Law School Office in person or telephone
  83035063 or email on llb.enrol_at_adelaide.edu.au
  problems with no spaces in compulsory courses,
  timetable queries etc.

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/enrol website

• www.adelaide.edu.au/enrol

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Course Planner
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Plan your timetable

• Use the Course Planner
• download class planner worksheet from
  http//www.adelaide.edu.au/enrol/steps/step2.html

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Plan your timetable

• Search for Courses

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What classes do I need to enrol in ?

• Courses consist of one or more classes of various
  types
• Such as Lectures, Tutorials, Practicals,
  Workshops and Seminars
• You enrol in all classes for each course
• All classes all have a unique, five-digit class
  number
• Each course has an enrolment class that drives
  the enrolment process and links to any other
  related classes

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Getting to Access Adelaide
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Login to Access Adelaide

• Your username and password
• Advised in your welcome package
• Your username is your student ID with an a in
  front
• The same for email, accessing computers on campus
  and Access Adelaide
• Forgotten your password go to the Student
  Centre (with ID) Note the Law School is unable to
  assist with this.
• Make sure you change regularly and keep it secret

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Login to Access Adelaide
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Access Adelaide
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Complete Enrolment Checklist
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Enrolment Checklist Step 5
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Enrolment Checklist Step 6
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Add Classes

• Select Semester

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Add Classes

• Select Add

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Add Classes

• Either enter the enrolment class number (five
  digits) OR Search

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Add Classes

• Search results

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Add Classes

• Choose any required related classes

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Add Classes

• Select related Tutorial

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Successful Enrolment
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Add Classes

• Error messages
• Class full pick another class
• Clash pick another class

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Clash
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Add Classes

• Add all classes for semester 1
• Then all classes for semester 2
• Select Enrolment from menu on left
• Pick semester 2

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Oops, added the wrong course !!

• Simply drop the course !
• You can drop courses at any time
• Remember last day to drop without penalty is the
  census date !!
• You can only add new courses until week 2 of each
  semester online
• After week 2 you need to get approval from the
  faculty/school office to add new courses for that
  semester

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View and print your enrolment list

• Need both semesters to collect your ID Card

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Collect your student ID Card Step 7

• Visit Card Services

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View your weekly timetable
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What you need to do?

• Look at www.adelaide.edu.au/enrol
• How to take control of your enrolment
• Check your enrolment open time
• View Faculty Specific Information
• Plan your timetable
• Login to Access Adelaide
• Complete your enrolment checklist
• Enrol into your classes
• Print your course list and personalised timetable
• Collect your Student ID card

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ANY QUESTIONS?