Bachelor of Property Economics/Bachelor of Laws (Honours) (ID27)

Students are required to complete 528 credit points, comprised of 192 credit points for the Bachelor of Property Economics program and 336 credit points for the Bachelor of Laws program.

Property Economic Students will complete 16 units consisting of 144 credit points of Property Economics major discipline units and 48 credit points of core units including a professional practice unit that requires completion of 30 days of workplace learning and a capstone project unit.

Property Economics Core Units: These units will engage you with property economics from a range of disciplinary and multidisciplinary perspectives, expose you to the industry and the various outcomes available for pursuing studies in this field, as well as introduce some key foundational knowledge.

Property Economics Discipline Units: These units give you discipline level knowledge, skills and application competencies from introductory through intermediate, culminating with graduate level units. They focus on developing knowledge, practice and higher order thinking.

To meet the requirements of the Bachelor of Laws (Honours) component of the double degree, you must complete 336 credit points of core units and a mixture of introductory law, general law and advanced law electives. You may select 48 credit points of non-law electives or 48 credit points of a university wide minor in place of four general law electives. You may also wish to complete a 48 credit point minor in Law, Technology and Innovation in place of four general law electives. Successful completion of a minor will be recognized on the Academic Record and the Australian Education Graduation Statement. The course consists of

a) 19 core units: 240 credit points;

b) 1 introductory law elective*: 12 credit points;

c) 5 general law electives**: 60 credit points; and

d) 2 advanced law electives: 24 credit points

Total credit points 336 credit points

*Students may select a general law elective in place of the introductory law elective

** Students have the option to complete the Law, Technology and Innovation minor in place of four general law electives or they may wish to select 48 credit points of non-law electives or complete a university wide minor in place of four general law electives.

Law Honours Level Units

96 credit points of Honours units listed below will be used to determine the Honours Levels of the Bachelor of Laws (Honours) program:

· LLH201 Legal Research,

· LLH206 Administrative Law,

· LLH302 Ethics and the Legal Profession,

· LLH305 Corporate Law,

· LLH401 Legal Research Capstone (24 cps) and

· two 12-credit point advanced law electives