The entire fabric of commerce is woven from a complex legal regime that regulates all commercial activity. Businesses of all shapes and sizes are affected by the legal and regulatory frameworks in which they operate.
With an emphasis on understanding real-world legal and regulatory issues, studying business law will equip you with the knowledge and the skills necessary to respond to legal risks, provide you with a detailed understanding as to how law and regulation affect business practice, and assist you in recognising situations that require specialist legal advice.
You can choose to study a Business Law major or minor in:
You can study business law in the following postgraduate research degrees:
**Please refer to individual degree requirements to identify the relevant units of study through to majors, minors, programs, specialisations, streams and much more available to suit your interests.
I chose to major in Business Law after completing an elective which I thoroughly enjoyed. Understanding the legislative processes behind management decisions has provided great insight into business operations and assisted in my internship role as an Assistant Trade Advisor for Business France.
Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Advanced Studies (Business Law and Marketing)
Employment opportunities for graduates include careers in:
