As a Murdoch student of business law you could find yourself being sought out by businesses needing people to help them approach the law from a pragmatic and commercially-focused perspective. We will help you gain that perspective and appreciation by guiding you through our well-developed study program, designed to expose you to legal issues relevant to the professional operation of any business in Australia. You will learn about contemporary and relevant business law including current topical issues such as Industrial Relations Laws and businesses’ responsibility. You will also cover supplementary legal studies knowledge, which will provide a valuable foundation if you plan on taking your law further, training in another profession or even contemplating your own business operation. The Business Law major also makes an excellent double major when combined with other degrees including Accounting, Economics or Human Resource Management. A fourth year of study is available in the form of an honours year. Completion of the major does not provide entry to the legal profession. It does, however, provide an attractive complement to majors in Accounting, Finance, Management, Tourism and many other specialist studies. The aim of the Honours year is to extend your grasp of the principles and practice of the subject, to develop ability for independent research, and to facilitate your entry into industry employment. An Honours qualification is normally required for admission to higher research degree study.

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