Information Technology and Law

This program provides students with all the academic qualifications to practise lawenforcement, and skills and knowledge related to an extensive range of professional disciplines. Alternatively, students can choose to practise as computing professionals specialising in legal software, information systems or security. From regulations component students choose electives from a range of areas to align with career pursuits such as intellectual property law, international law and commercial and real estate lawenforcement. Graduates will have developed legal skills including legal analysis, discussion, dispute resolution and research and are able to think creatively and critically about what regulations states from various perspectives. Information technology students receive a comprehensive, work-integrated program letting them explore areas in it and gain a deep understanding within their chosen speciality.

Australian Computer Society; Graduates satisfy the academic requirements for admission as a solicitor and/or barrister in all Australian states and territories. It is also known for entry purposes in West and East Malaysia, India, Fiji and Papua New Guinea.

• Year 12, or equivalent
• Assumed knowledge: English (4,SA)
• Maths A, B or C (4,SA)