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Discover where Economics and Law intersect with this versatile combined degree combination. Choose from a career in business, finance or the law and experience how your double degree enhances your knowledge, expertise and learning capacity. Specialised career fields include compliance, securities regulation and economic analysis.

Our Bachelor of Laws provides a legal education that is not only challenging and rewarding, but one that will equip you for the demands of the delivery of legal services in the 21st century. It will enhance your intellect and develop your skills, through its demanding assessment regime and interactive teaching approach.

It is recognised for the purposes of satisfying the academic requirements for admission as a legal practitioner in New South Wales.

The Bachelor of Economics will give you a comprehensive understanding of the overall context of business and government, and the high-level technical skills to analyse economic and social data and events. You will gain an excellent grounding in economic theory and business statistics, completing a major in economics, agricultural and resource economics, financial economics or the more statistically based econometrics.

Majors

A major is a specialisation in a chosen area of study and is designed to develop your knowledge and skills in a particular area. To earn a major in a subject area (from the Bachelor of Economics Table A of the Table of Units of Study) in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, students will normally complete 48 credit points in the particular subject area. You would also need to have completed the appropriate junior units of study before you can do the senior units of study that comprise your major.

Economics (major in Agricultural and Resource Economics) (Program)

Economics (major in Econometrics) (Program)

Economics (major in Economics) (Program)

Economics (major in Financial Economics) (Program)

Careers & future study

Graduate opportunities

Graduates of the Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Laws combined degree who wish to become legal practitioners complete an accredited program of practical legal training following completion of award requirements. Our graduates are proficient in research and inquiry, and demonstrate personal and intellectual autonomy, and ethical, social and professional understanding, qualities sought after by leading employers all over the world.

Possible career pathways include:

Barrister

Business analyst

Diplomacy

Economic researcher

Economist

Judge

Magistrate

Management consultant

Policy adviser

Project officer

Solicitor

Future study options

Eligible candidates may enrol for an honours year in Economics or for the integrated honours of the Bachelor of Laws (LLB). You may also go on to further postgraduate study in either discipline.