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If you are a Law graduate seeking admission to the Supreme Court of Victoria to Practice as an Australian lawyer, you will need to provide a Student Conduct Report.

The Victorian Legal Admissions Board regulates entry into the legal profession in Victoria and determines the eligibility of individual applicants for admission and grants the compliance certificate upon which the Supreme Court of Victoria relies when admitting an applicant to practice as an Australian lawyer.

The admission requirements are outlined under the Legal Profession Uniform Law Application Act 2014; within the Legal Profession (Admission) Rules 2015; Rule 19.

Read more on the Law Admissions website: Guide for Applicants Admission as a Lawyer in Victoria

1. Go to the eCommerce website to order a Student Conduct Report.
2. Download and complete the Request and Consent form then upload it to the order. Completing this form gives consent from you for the University to provide a disciplinary report to the Victorian Legal Admissions Board under the Legal Profession (Admission) Rules 2015; Rule 19.
3. The University then prepare your Student Conduct Report, and deliver it with your academic transcript to the Victorian Legal Admissions Board (VLAB). A copy of your SCR will also be mailed to you.