Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Undergraduate
CRICOS: 00002J
This double degree offers the opportunity to combine students' interests in arts, humanities and social sciences with the study of law, giving them more varied career options. The Bachelor of Arts provides students with the greatest flexibility and access to over 50 majors to complement their law degree. Graduates of this double degree demonstrate skills and capabilities that are sought after by all employers, including creative problem-solving, critical analysis, highly developed communication skills, flexibility and exposure to diverse cultural and intellectual outlooks.
Structure
- 120 credit points
- minimum 72 credit points at 200 level
- minimum 48 credit points at 300 level
- minimum 72 credit points with a LAW prefix
- completion of a qualifying major for the Bachelor of Arts component.
Subjects
- Ancient history-ancient languages
- Ancient history-Egypt and near east
- Ancient history-Greece, Rome and late antiquity
- Anthropology
- Arts practice and management
- Business information systems
- Chinese studies
- Chinese-English translation and interpreting
- Computing
- Creative writing
- Criminology
- Croatian studies
- Dance and performance
- Decision science
- Development studies and culture change
- Early childhood
- Economics
- Education
- English
- Entrepreneurship
- Environmental law and management
- Environmental management
- French and francophone studies
- Gender studies
- Geography
- German studies
- Human geography
- Human resources
- Indigenous studies
- Information systems and business analysis
- Interactivity and games
- International business
- International communication
- International law and global governance
- International relations
- Italian studies
- Japanese studies
- Linguistics
- Marketing
- Mathematics
- Media, culture and communication
- Media, technology and the law
- Modern Greek studies
- Modern history
- Music
- Philosophy
- Polish studies
- Political economy and social policy
- Politics
- Psychological science
- Public policy, law and governance
- Russian studies
- Social justice
- Society and culture
- Sociology
- Software technology
- Spanish and Latin American studies
- Statistics
Standard entry requirements
Year 12 or equivalent
Recognition
Graduates are entitled to admission to professional practice in New South Wales, subject to the requirements of professional training.
Further information
Graduates are able to pursue careers where their Arts major brings an extra dimension to their work as legal practitioners (barristers or solicitors), legal officers in public or private sectors, and legal academia. This course is only available in internal attendance mode.
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