Commerce and Laws

Students of the Bachelor of Commerce/ Bachelor of Laws study a broad assortment of commerce related subjects such as economics, accounting and information systems - as well as multiple legal electives including corporations law, contract law, property and legal law. Students will: Acquire a more comprehensive and comprehensive understanding of the theoretical and practical knowledge of both commerce and instruction; finetune their ability to present ideas and opinions efficiently and communicate within and across professional and cultural boundaries; acquire the ability to problem solve, analyse and evaluate information in a systematic, creative and educational way; employ professional understanding and skills ethically and responsibly for the sake of the others and the surroundings; learn high level legal writing and research skills and the best way to implement themand be qualified for a thorough and globally recognised range of professional accreditation.

Entry for this course is based on an entry status. A status can be achieved by means of a year 12 ATAR, other Australian qualification, work experience, or an international qualification.