This double degree provides graduates with enhanced marketability in various career fields by equipping them with multi-disciplinary expertise in information systems and law. The Bachelor of Information Systems emphasizes collaboration with businesses to address real-world, community-based problems, focusing on the application of computing and information systems within a global business environment. The Bachelor of Laws fulfills the academic requirements necessary for admission as an Australian lawyer.Throughout the program, students participate in collaborative, face-to-face problem-solving and case-based learning, complemented by online resources and authentic assessments. These approaches foster the development of both theoretical knowledge and practical skills.In the Bachelor of Information Systems, students engage in industry-based projects that involve designing, developing, deploying, and managing information systems to solve real community issues. Meanwhile, the Bachelor of Laws prepares students with the professional legal skills and knowledge required by the Legal Profession Admission Board (LPAB) for admission to legal practice in New South Wales. This program enables students to tackle both legal and non-legal challenges effectively.Graduates develop diverse skill sets, including problem-solving, critical thinking, research, communication, collaboration, self-management, and ethical and professional awareness. They also acquire expertise in legal advocacy, negotiation, and legal technology. Additionally, students benefit from work-integrated learning, clinical placements, and international exchange opportunities, which enhance their professional and learning experiences. Specialization in topical local and international law and participation in practical experiences are also available.
