Bachelor of Business (Management)/ Bachelor of Laws BBus(Mgt)/LLB

• Important information
• General
• Course objectives
• Venue
• Credit for work done elsewhere
• Entry requirements
• Course structure
  • Year one
  • Year two
  • Year three
  • Year four
  • Year five

Important information

Course code: 0817

Management adviser: Ms Nell Kimberley

General

The combined course is designed for full-time students seeking either a career in law or in management. In addition to providing a core of law and business foundation subjects the course provides specialist study in key areas.

Course objectives

The Bachelor of Business (Management)/Bachelor of Laws provides:

• a thorough exposure to a wide range of disciplines to ensure that the graduate achieves a comprehensive business and law education and develops a broad perspective on business and law beyond his or her specialised area of interest and responsibility;
• an education of direct relevance to careers in enterprise management and corporate law;
• future management executives and company lawyers for general management positions where they will be working within an increasingly competitive and rapidly changing business climate.

Venue

The first three years of the course will be combined studies in business and law and require students to study at the Caulfield and Clayton campuses. The remaining two years will be undertaken at the Faculty of Law, Clayton campus.

Credit for work done elsewhere

Information on credit for work done elsewhere will be available from the relevant faculty administration office.

Entry requirements

Candidates for this combined degree are required to meet the individual entry requirements of both the Bachelor of Laws and the Bachelor of Business (Management).

Course structure

The following course structure is under review. Subjects taught by the Faculty of Law at Clayton campus are marked *.

Year one

First semester

• FIN1710 Macroeconomics
• MGM1300 Introduction to management
• LAW1100 Legal process (full-year subject)*
• LAW3300 Criminal law and procedure (full-year subject)*

• ACC1110 Accounting and financial decision-making
• MGM1230 Business communication
• LAW1100 Legal process (full-year subject)*
• LAW3300 Criminal law and procedure (full-year subject)*

Year two

First semester

• ECN1640 Business mathematics and statistics
• MKT1120 Marketing theory and practice
• MGM2691 Management of organisational performance
• FIN1300 Money and capital markets
• LAW2100 Contract (full-year subject)*

• ACC2631 Financial management
• ECN2111 Statistics for management
• MGM2621 Organisational change
• LAW2100 Contract (full-year subject)*

Year three

First semester

• MGM2341 Employee relations
• MKT2111 Buyer behaviour
• MGM2661 Human resource management
• LAW3400 Property (full-year subject)*

• MGM3401 Strategic management
• MKT3141 Issues in competitive advantage
• MGM3351 International business
• LAW3400 Property (full-year subject)*

Year four

First semester

• LAW2200 Torts (full-year subject)*
• LAW3200 Constitutional law (full year subject)*

• LAW2200 Torts (full-year subject)*
• LAW3200 Constitutional law (full-year subject)*
• and elective law subjects totalling thirty credit points for the full year#

Year five

First semester

• LAW3100 Administrative law (full-year subject)*
• LAW5500 Moot court*

• LAW3100 Administrative law (full-year subject)*
• and elective law subjects totalling forty-two credit points for the full year#

^# Subjects can be undertaken in semester one and/or two. A maximum total of thirty credit points in any semester.

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