Your previous studies could count towards your Postgraduate Law qualification at UTS. Find out how to apply and qualify for recognition of prior learning.
Recognition of Prior Learning - Postgraduate
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For UTS Law courses, Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) on the basis of previous studies may be granted in the form of subject exemptions. RPL is not granted on the basis of work experience or TAFE studies.
How to apply
You should lodge your RPL application when accepting your offer, and prior to your enrolment. If your RPL is not approved and recorded on your study plan, you will encounter delays with enrolment.
All applications for RPL for UTS Law courses must handled through the Student Centres. Please allow 4-6 weeks for processing and assessment from the time of submitting your application.
Students studying within the Faculty of Law can now direct enquiries to Students Centre. RPL Applications can be submitted via ASK UTS enquiry
Application form
To apply, use the Recognition of Prior Learning application form (PDF, 404kB).Application requirements
The following documentation is required to support your Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) application:
- A completed UTS RPL application form.
- A certified copy of your academic transcript.
- A detailed subject outline i.e. indicating the contact hours per week, coverage of the subject, topics discussed per week, assessment structure, reference and reading materials. The subject outline should be current at the time of the subject being studied.
Credit for applicable subjects previously completed at UTS, you will need to submit:
- A completed UTS RPL application form.
- You do not need to submit a certified copy of your academic transcript.
