Bachelor of Health Sciences - Bachelor of Laws Conjoint University of Auckland

Overview

The Bachelor of Health Sciences - Bachelor of Laws Conjoint at the University of Auckland provides a unique opportunity to integrate legal expertise with a comprehensive understanding of the healthcare sector. This dual qualification is designed for those seeking to navigate the complex intersections of law, health policy, and social justice within the New Zealand context.

By pursuing this conjoint pathway, students can complete two distinct degrees in a shorter timeframe than if studied independently. The curriculum bridges the gap between legal theory and health service delivery, ensuring graduates possess a versatile skill set that is highly valued in both the public and private sectors.

Why Bachelor of Health Sciences - Bachelor of Laws Conjoint at University of Auckland?

The University of Auckland offers a distinctive environment where students benefit from the combined strengths of the Auckland Law School and the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences. This programme is specifically tailored to address the high demand for professionals who understand the multidisciplinary nature of health and healthcare services.

Students gain access to world-class facilities across the City and Grafton campuses, fostering a learning experience that is both academically rigorous and practically relevant. The programme's structure encourages a broad perspective, preparing individuals to tackle contemporary challenges in health management, ethics, and legal advocacy.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 47218 per year
• National fee: USD 8207 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum requires the completion of 675 points, balanced between legal foundations and population health subjects. Students must maintain a consistent academic standard to progress through the integrated workload. Modules may include:

• Law and Society
• Legal Method
• Population Health
• Corporate and Commercial Law
• Public Law
• Criminal Law
• International Law
• Environmental Law

Careers with Bachelor of Health Sciences - Bachelor of Laws Conjoint

Graduates are well-equipped for diverse professional roles that require a sophisticated understanding of both legal and health-related frameworks. The dual nature of the degree opens pathways into specialised fields where these two disciplines overlap significantly.

Potential career destinations include roles in medical law, health insurance, and health policy development. Graduates may also find opportunities in health management, leadership positions within healthcare organisations, health IT development, or as specialists in healthcare ethics. For those wishing to practice law, further professional legal studies are required following the completion of the degree.