Bachelor of Laws / Bachelor of Arts
Swinburne University Of Technology
Program Overview
Be prepared for the legal world of tomorrow – artificial intelligence, big data, cybersecurity and more – with a degree that explores how technology is transforming legal practice. You’ll focus on legal tech, commercial law and intellectual property law, and learn how to protect the rights of those who create and innovate. Plus, gain a solid grounding with core units in Constitutional Law, Contract Law and Criminal Law.
Whether you’re passionate about climate change, social justice or how to protect our rights in an evolving tech rich world – with your arts degree, you’ll fortify your analytical thinking by tackling complex and crucial global problems with majors such as Climate and Social Justice or Ethics and Technology.
Melbourne, Australia
60 Months
AU$ 37,000
IELTS: 6.5 TOEFL: 79
Modules
- Introduction to Australian Law & Statutory Interpretation
- Contract Law
- Commercial Law
- Torts 1
- Criminal Law & Procedure
- Torts 2
- Legal Writing
- Evidence
- Administrative Law
- Trade Marks & Related Rights
Guaranteed Entry ATAR: 70
Or, via Early Entry Program – range of criteria with school recommendation. Head here for more info on this program and the VTAC code associated with this entry pathway.
Successful completion of one of the following:
- the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE) or its equivalent, such as an interstate or international Year 12 qualification.
- completion or partial completion of an approved tertiary qualification (including Certificates IV (completed), Diplomas, Advanced Diplomas, Associate Degrees and Degrees).
- Applicants without a formal qualification may be considered for entry if they have significant and relevant work experience and/or upon completion of the STAT test.
International Fees Per Year
A$37000
This double degree will strengthen potential career directions involving advocacy, advertising, anti-corruption, anti-discrimination, climate action, consumer protection, community development, corrections, cultural services, ethics, entertainment, human rights, government, indigenous engagement, large multinational organisations, law reform, NGO/aid work, media, marketing, public administration, politics, youth services, unions and writing.