StudyQA — Bachelor: Commerce and Laws — University of Southern Queensland

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The Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws double degree is designed to help you achieve skills and an extensive understanding of both degrees in less time than it would take to complete the two degrees separately. This double degree combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience to help you become successful in whichever career pathway you choose.

You can choose from a number of different Commerce majors including Accounting, Business Law, Finance, General Commerce, Information Technology Management, Sustainable Business and Sustainable Economics and Policy. The different areas of Law you will explore throughout the degree include Criminal Law, Legal Conflict and Resolution and Legal Professional Practice and Ethics.

When graduating with a double degree, you will receive a separate testamur (official certificate) for each degree.

Courses to be studiedUnits

Core courses:

7 x Commerce core courses

19 x Law core courses

plus 1 x 8-unit Commerce major8

plus 5 x Law electives 5

plus 1 x general elective11

Total40

Course codeCourse name

Commerce core courses:

ACC1101Accounting for Decision-Making

CIS1000Information Systems Concepts

ECO1000Economics

FIN1101Introduction to Corporate Finance

MGT1000Organisational Behaviour

MKT1001Introduction to Marketing

STA2300Data Analysis

Law core courses:

LAW1111Australian Legal System

LAW1112Legal Writing and Research

LAW1113Civil Obligations A (Contract and Torts)

LAW1114Law in Context

LAW1121Criminal Law

LAW1122Legal Conflict Resolution

LAW1123Civil Obligations B (Contract)

LAW1124Civil Obligations C (Torts)

LAW2211Constitutional Law

LAW2212Equity

LAW2213Property and Trusts A

LAW2221Administrative Law

LAW2222Public International and Human Rights Law

LAW2223Property and Trusts B

LAW2224Theories of Law

LAW3311Company Law

LAW3312Ethics for Lawyers

LAW3321Evidence

LAW3322Civil Procedure

Commerce major courses:Please refer to Commerce courses listed under the majors in the Bachelor of Commerce

Law electives2:Select five from the following:

LAW2107Environmental Law

LAW2301e-Law

LAW3110Insolvency and Restructuring Law

LAW3130Revenue Law and Practice

LAW3131Revenue Law and Practice II

LAW3404Banking, Finance and Insurance Law

LAW3405Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination Law

LAW3406Intellectual Property Law

LAW3421Family Law

LAW3422Succession Law

LAW3424Land Contracts

LAW3441Energy and Resources Law

LAW3442Workplace Law

LAW3444Competition and Consumer Law

LAW3461Principles of Public Law

LAW3463Private International Law

LAW3464International Trade Law

WIL3000Work Integrated Learning - Law3

ENL3007Law and Literature

plus one general elective1

Footnotes

1 The elective course may be chosen from undergraduate courses from across the University subject to meeting any pre-requisite requirements.

2 Some Law elective courses are to be offered biennially. Students will be advised of the Law elective courses on offer for each year.

3 Students should have completed at least half of the core Law courses before enrolling in WIL3000.

Entry requirements

Year 12 English (4 SA) or equivalent

English Language Requirements

Domestic and international students from a non-English speaking background are required to satisfy English Language requirements. This program requires a minimum of IELTS 6.5 or equivalent.

If you do not meet the English language requirements you may apply to study a University-approved English language program.

OP/Rank

The 2014 OP/Rank for this program is: 11/77

International entry requirements

English Language Requirements

Domestic and international students from a non-English speaking background are required to satisfy English Language requirements. This program requires a minimum of IELTS 6.5 or equivalent.

If you do not meet the English language requirements you may apply to study a University-approved English language program.

Pre-requisites

Year 12 Senior Certificate or equivalent from a recognised institution. Find your country's level of qualificationand minimum entry requirements for this program.