Bachelor of Commerce - Bachelor of Laws

La Trobe University Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Laws combine courses in accounting, economics, finance, administration and marketing with the full legal knowledge you need in law for a double degree. Bachelor of Commerce offers a choice of five majors: economics, finance, accounting, management. While studying in Australia, our telecommunications technology and business training program offers you the opportunity to interact with business professionals through internships, internships, case studies, tours, corporate tours and industry-led seminars. These experiences give you the opportunity to discuss current business issues and see how your courses work in an active environment. We focus on developing your skills in critical thinking, analysis, approvals, mediation and consultation, and we allow you to build specialized qualifications for your chosen decisions. You will also have the opportunity to work with judges and magistrates and make appointments in actual legal workplaces.

The major Bachelor of Commerce category is accredited by the Australian Marketing Institute. Membership may require an application in a professional body and may have additional or ongoing requirements beyond graduation. Please contact the appropriate library for details. Depending on the selection of subjects within the Bachelor of Commerce, students may be eligible for a CPA Australia accreditation qualification; please refer to the Handbook for more details. International graduates will need a valid visa to complete a formal internship in Australia. It is advisable to obtain confirmation of the admission of this course by the appropriate bodies in your preferred country.

This integrated course offers unparalleled career opportunities. As an alternative to acting as a barrister or solicitor, you can pursue a business career (e.g. as a corporate lawyer, law enforcement officer, advisor, company manager or business manager), investment bank, government or non-governmental organization (such as the Australian Tax Office) , industrial relations, research, law reform or education. Best practices based on the study of selected areas of marketing allows for career opportunities ranging from professional accountant, IT and technical systems, finance, human resources manager, social and economic policy developer, overseas marketing manager and assistant / manager.