Discover a career in law & justice

Barrister

Represent your clients in a court of law or at tribunals. Read on if you’re wondering how to become a barrister in Australia. 

Conveyancer

Handle the legal aspects of preparing and administrating wills, property transfers, creating trusts and litigation.

Criminologist

Draw on elements of psychology, law, sociology, politics and human services to analyse the thoughts and behaviours of everybody from first-time criminals to repeat offenders.

Lawyer

Discover how to become a lawyer in Australia. Make an impact on your community by shaping the legal landscape inside and outside the courtroom. 

Legal clerk

Perform clerical and operational tasks to ensure courts and court cases function properly.

Legal executive

Work on cases involving property rights, corporate law, wills and trusts and lawsuit cases

Police officer

Want to protect public safety and prevent crime? Here’s how to become a police officer in Australia. 

Solicitor

Advise private or corporate clients on legal matters in areas such as family, litigation, property or tax laws.

Inspectors and regulatory officers

Inspect and enforce standards and regulations set forth by governments and companies.

Intelligence officer

Gather, investigate, and interpret information that impacts organisations' programs and operations.