Bachelor of Business - Bachelor of Laws Bond University

Overview

Studying the complementary skills of both law and business is valuable in both the legal profession and the corporate business world, with career opportunities in professional and managerial roles in business, government or the legal profession. At Bond, you will be involved with the ideation, creation, validation and execution of a business, have access to the Bond Business Commercialisation Centre and learn the legal side of starting a business.

Key features

• Complete your double degree in both business and law in less than four years. Smaller classes and personal mentoring – learn in groups of around 20 to 30, delivering more interaction and more support.
• Global experience – every business student has the opportunity to enhance their learning experience and travel overseas by participating on study tours, international internships and study abroad programs.

The Bachelor of Business prepares you for leadership roles in today’s global businesses. The subjects in Business Model Generation and Business Model Execution will develop every student’s entrepreneurial and innovation abilities. All students in this Bachelor of Business - Bachelor of Laws program at Bond University will be involved with ideation, creation, validation and execution of a business.  This gives you the edge over other business graduates.

Professional outcomes

The Bachelor of Laws is an approved degree for the purposes of admission as a legal practitioner in all Australian jurisdictions, in conjunction with further study (Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice) or a traineeship. The Bachelor of Laws degree can also be used to apply for admission internationally.

The Bachelor of Laws prepares graduates to pursue careers in the public or private sector, such as solicitors, barristers, government lawyers, in-house counsel, judge's associates, academics or business leaders. Bond Law graduates are employed in top tier law firms throughout Australia and overseas, including Canada, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Scandinavia, Singapore, United Kingdom and USA.

Students are always advised to confirm admission requirements in the particular jurisdiction in which they wish to practise.