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Plan Outline
Plan Structure

Plan Summary

 
Faculty: Faculty of Law
 
 
School: Faculty of Law
 
 
Contact: http://www.law.unsw.edu.au
 
 
Program: 4733 - Commerce/Law
 
 
Award(s):
 
 
Bachelor of Laws (Major)
 
 

Plan Outline

This plan outlines the standard sequence of Law courses which make up the combined Commerce/Law programs.

Plan Structure

Year 1
Session 1

Session 2

Year 2
Session 1
  • Commerce/Economics Elective 1 - 6 UOC
  • Commerce/Economics Elective 2 - 6 UOC

Session 2
  • Commerce/Economics Elective 3 - 6 UOC
  • Commerce/Economics Elective 4 - 6 UOC

Year 3
Session 1
  • Commerce/Economics Elective 5 - 6 UOC
  • Commerce/Economics Elective 6 - 6 UOC

Session 2
  • Commerce/Economics Elective 7 - 6 UOC
  • Commerce/Economics Elective 8 - 6 UOC

Year 4
Plus ONE of:
PLUS
  • Law electives - 16 UOC

YEAR 5
  • Law electives - 48 UOC
For detailed oultines of Commerce major plan sequences please check the following links:
ACCTA14733 Accounting
ACTLB14733 Actuarial Studies
ECOHB14733 Economic History
ECONF14733 Business Economics
ECONH14733 Business Statistics
ECONI14733 Business Strategy & Economic Mgmt
ECONJ14733 Financial Economics
FINSA14733 Finance
IBUSA14733 International Business
INFSA14733 Information Systems
IROBA14733 Industrial Relations
IROBC14733 Human Resources Management
MARKA14733 Marketing
MGMTA14733 Management


1. The choice of commerce/economics electives in Years 2 and 3 will vary depending on the major (plan) selected.
2. Students are not permitted to enrol in any courses offered by the School of Business Law and Taxation these courses begin with LEGT.

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