Applications for 2025 open in August
Our Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce gives you the choice, flexibility and support to broaden your career opportunities in the legal and corporate world.
- Gain a powerful combination of legal, commercial and digital skills.
- Choose from a huge range of commerce majors, including accounting, business analytics, economics, finance, management and marketing.
- Graduate with two degrees in only five years to gain a competitive career edge.
- Expand your options as you prepare for a career in a field disrupted by automation, big data, and evolving business and consumer technologies.
Entry requirements and pathways
Recent school leavers
ATAR requirements (compulsory)
This course uses the ATAR as part of its selection considerations.
Melbourne (Bundoora) campus
90.5 2024 lowest selection rank (including adjustment factors)
based on the Final 2023 ATAR Profile
*N/A: Students not accepted in this category, NC: New course, N/P: Not published (includes categories with less than five students). Learn more about our processes
Prerequisite
VCE: Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 30 in English (EAL) or at least 25 in English other than EAL.
Meeting minimum prerequisites does not guarantee an offer of a place. Entry into all La Trobe courses is based on competitive selection and there may be limited places available.
Selection rank adjustments
Subject adjustments
VCE: A study score of 25 in any Business, any Humanities or Legal Studies equals 4 aggregate points per study. A study score of 20 in any LOTE equals 4 aggregate points per study. Overall maximum of 12 points.
Special Entry Access Schemes (SEAS)
For information on adjustment factors that may be applicable, such as those through Special Entry and Access Schemes (SEAS) and other La Trobe special access schemes see: Special Entry Access Schemes (SEAS)
Aspire Programs
Our Aspire Early Entry Program provides you with an early conditional offer into your chosen course at La Trobe.
At La Trobe, there’s more than one way into uni. We have multiple streams to choose from so if you’ve given back to your community, achieved good results in Year 11 or taken extra university studies, you could take the stress out of Year 12 exams with an early conditional offer into your dream course.
Aspire Year 11 Conditional Entry
The Aspire Year 11 Conditional Entry program uses your performance in year 11 to secure you an early conditional offer into a range of courses at La Trobe. Once you have secured your place at La Trobe you can take advantage of our other Aspire pathways to unlock access to our most prestigious courses.
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Aspire Early University Study
The Aspire Early University Study program rewards Year 12 students who’ve done additional studies at La Trobe with an early conditional offer into their dream course. The Early University Study stream has two options to help get your university goals back on track.
Credit for previous study (advanced standing)
Credit for previous study (advanced standing) is the recognition of prior study or learning that can be counted towards a qualification. This can reduce the number of subjects required to complete your course. The amount of credit received depends on the level and relevance of your previous study and the number of subjects completed.
The University will designate courses where there is only admission into Year 1 of the course. In these cases, there is limited credit. See list of limited entry courses.
To check if this course is available for credit, please visit the Advanced standing webpage.
Pathways
A pathway is simply an alternative way for a student to get into their dream course - if direct entry isn't an option.
We've listed the 'pathway method and outcome' - which is how you can transfer into the area you want to study, assuming you meet the entry requirements (e.g. minimum WAM). You'll also find an estimate of how long it could take you to graduate, from the start of your pathway to the completion of your dream degree.
| Preferred course | Alternative pathway courses | Pathway method & outcome | Years to graduate including the Pathway course (approx.) |
|---|---|---|---|
Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce | Bachelor of Business | Apply for transfer into preferred course | 5.5 years | Bachelor of Commerce | Apply for transfer into preferred course | 5 years | Bachelor of Laws (Honours) | Apply for transfer into preferred course | 5 years |
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What you'll study
Sample course structure
Please note, the following course structure is indicative and subject to change depending on your course location, offer year or how you tailor your course with specialisations, majors, minors and electives. Structures for the following year are not normally finalised until October, so the sample provided is based on the most recently approved structure. For more information, please refer to the La Trobe University Handbook.
To qualify for the award of Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce, students must complete a total of 600 credit points across 5 years.
Year 1 requires the completion of 120 credit points including:
- 105 credit points from chosen Core
- 15 credit points from chosen Core choice
Year 2 requires the completion of 120 credit points including:
- 75 credit points from chosen Core
- 45 credit points from chosen Major
Year 3 requires the completion of 120 credit points including:
- 60 credit points from chosen Core
- 45 credit points from chosen Major
- 15 credit points from chosen Electives
Year 4 requires the completion of 120 credit points including:
- 45 credit points from chosen Core
- 15 credit points from chosen Core choice
- 30 credit points from chosen Major
- 30 credit points from chosen Electives
Year 5 requires the completion of 120 credit points including:
- 30 credit points from chosen Core
- 30 credit points from chosen Core choice
- 15 credit points from chosen Core choice
- 30 credit points from chosen Electives
- 15 credit points from chosen Electives
Study options
Core subjects are required subjects in your course. You need to complete these subjects to attain your degree.
| Subject name | Subject code | Year | Credit points |
|---|---|---|---|
| ACADEMIC INTEGRITY MODULE | LTU0AIM | 1 | 0 |
| WOMINJEKA LA TROBE: INDIGENOUS CULTURAL LITERACY FOR HIGHER EDUCATION | ABS0WOM | 1 | 0 |
| DATA ANALYTICS CONCEPTS | BUS1001 | 1 | 15 |
| DISPUTE RESOLUTION | LAW1DR | 1 | 15 |
| FUNDAMENTALS OF FINANCE | FIN1FOF | 1 | 15 |
| LEGAL INSTITUTIONS AND METHODS | LAW1LIM | 1 | 15 |
| PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL LAW | LAW1CRL | 1 | 15 |
| PRINCIPLES OF PUBLIC LAW | LAW1PPL | 1 | 15 |
| SUSTAINABILITY | BUS1SBY | 1 | 15 |
| ANALYSE AND IDEATE | BUS2001 | 2 | 15 |
| CONTRACT LAW A | LAW2CTA | 2 | 15 |
| CONTRACT LAW B | LAW2CTB | 2 | 15 |
| PRINCIPLES OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW | LAW2CSL | 2 | 15 |
| PRINCIPLES OF TORT LAW | LAW2TOT | 2 | 15 |
| CIVIL PROCEDURE | LAW3004 | 3 | 15 |
| FOUNDATIONS OF PROPERTY LAW | LAW3002 | 3 | 15 |
| REAL PROPERTY LAW | LAW3005 | 3 | 15 |
| STATUTORY INTERPRETATION | LAW3003 | 3 | 15 |
| EVALUATE AND NEGOTIATE | BUS3002 | 4 | 15 |
| EVIDENCE AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE | LAW3001 | 4 | 15 |
| PRINCIPLES OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW | LAW4004 | 4 | 15 |
| COMPANY LAW | LAW4002 | 5 | 15 |
| PRINCIPLES OF EQUITY AND TRUSTS | LAW4003 | 5 | 15 |
Course majors
A major is a sequence of related subjects studied in your course. To attain a major, this sequence must add up to 120 credit points. In some courses, you need to complete at least one major from your course's discipline to attain your degree.
| Course majors | Major code |
|---|---|
| Accounting | MAJOR-ACC-1 |
| Business analytics | MJR-BUA01 |
| Economics Open access | MAJOR-ECO-2 |
| Finance Open access | MJR-FIN01 |
| Management StudyFlexOpen access | MAJOR-MGT-1 |
| Marketing StudyFlexOpen access | MAJOR-MKT-1 |
Open access majors
If there is room in your degree for more than one major, you may wish to complete an open access major from another discipline area.
La Trobe open access majors and minors offer an opportunity to customise your degree with cross-discipline studies and work integrated learning.
View our open access majors
A range of standalone elective subjects is available in this course. Some electives are recommended for your course, but you may also be able to choose from a range of University-wide electives or electives from other interest areas or disciplines. Note these electives may have their own prerequisites and other requirements. Please refer to the La Trobe University Handbook for the subjects available.
Core choice subjects are one or more subject groups you need to select in your course. Core choice subjects may be specific to your course, major, minor, specialisation or other learning requirements.
| Subject name | Subject code | Year | Credit points |
|---|---|---|---|
| ECONOMIC ISSUES AND PUBLIC POLICY | BUS1BUE | 1 | 15 |
| MODERN ECONOMIES IN A CHANGING WORLD | BUS1ECW | 1 | 15 |
| BUSINESS WORK PLACEMENT | BUS3010 | 4 | 15 |
| EXECUTE AND MANAGE CHANGE | BUS3EMC | 4 | 15 |
| INDUSTRY PROJECT | BUS3009 | 4 | 15 |
| LAW INTERNSHIP B | LAW4INB | 5 | 15 |
| LEGAL PRACTICE AND CONDUCT | LAW4001 | 5 | 15 |
| LEGAL RESEARCH PROJECT | LAW4005 | 5 | 15 |
| LEGAL PRACTICE AND CONDUCT CLINICAL PLACEMENT | LAW4LPP | 5 | 30 |
Work-Based Learning
Elective placement opportunities (Work Based Learning)
During this course, you will have the opportunity to participate in a Work Based Learning (WBL) placement experience, designed to allow you to extend your formal academic learning beyond the classroom. The WBL experience will provide the opportunity to bring your learning from the university into a work environment and test out your knowledge in a professional real-world environment. Some courses include compulsory WBL subjects, however, we also offer a range of elective WBL subjects, both cross-discipline and subject-specific. La Trobe University will source placements for some subjects, while others will require you to source your own placement. If you are required to source your own placement, dedicated staff will guide and support you through the process. Elective WBL subjects generally involve an application process and Subject Coordinator approval. The location and number of hours undertaken can vary considerably depending on the activity and the discipline area. Please refer to the individual subject entries for more information.Regional students are eligible to access additional support under the Regional Reward program
See La Trobe University Handbook for more details
The Handbook contains detailed course information designed for enrolled students, including course structures, electives and options. The delivery of this course can vary between campuses.
View course information for Melbourne (Bundoora)
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Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce course and career outcomes
However you choose to structure your study, La Trobe recognises your hard work. Here are the pathways you could follow as you move through your course.
Course intended learning outcomes
- Demonstrate appropriate understanding and competence in the prescribed areas of knowledge required for admission into the legal practice in Victoria, Australia
- Evaluate potential solutions to real-world challenges and negotiate them with stakeholders.
- Implement and manage optimal solutions in a responsible and sustainable manner.
- Engage professionally in diverse teams to advance organisational and social goals.
- Utilise digital technologies effectively in identifying and executing managerial and policy solutions.
- Productively apply disciplinary knowledge and skills in the area of chosen major(s) and minor(s).
- Demonstrate broad knowledge of Australian legal systems, institutions and procedures, including fundamental legal principles and concepts, substantive areas of law and international and comparative contexts
- Demonstrate analytical and practical skills in identifying legal issues, applying legal doctrine and solving legal problems using innovative and creative thought
- Effectively and cogently communicate legal research, knowledge and analysis orally and in writing to a variety of audiences both legal and non-legal
- Demonstrate a capacity to reflect on their own learning approaches, work independently, manage and foster personal and professional development, and collaborate effectively in a team environment
- Demonstrate an ability to study and research using appropriate technology and discerning judgment, identifying, consolidating and critically analysing relevant legal sources
- Recognise and reflect on lawyers' professional and ethical responsibilities and the importance of integrity and service in legal analysis and practice
- Demonstrate a critical awareness of the historical, social, economic and cultural contexts and implications of laws and the role of lawyers in promoting justice and equity
- Analyse real-world challenges confronting business and society, and propose innovative solutions.
Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce career opportunities
When you graduate, you'll be ready to succeed in business and law specialisations, including:
- Corporate Law
- Use your knowledge of financial markets, economics, and accounting to work in areas such as mergers and acquisitions, IPOs, contract management, in-house legal counsel, and international corporate negotiations.
- Sustainability and ethics
- Work with corporations and diverse communities to analyse legal problems, identify solutions and negotiate to create commercial value.
- Digital disruption
- Harness contemporary digital business tools to meet the challenges of a field disrupted by automation, big data, analytics, and the rapid evolution of business and consumer technologies.
- Accountant
- Be part of the financial backbone of any organisation. Manage accounting records and provide expert advice.
- Financial adviser
- Advise organisations and individuals on how they can manage their money and create value ethically, securely and profitably.
- Project manager
- Take charge of projects in any industry. Connect teams and stakeholders to deliver results on time and on budget.
- Business analyst
- Help organisations identify their strengths and weaknesses. Develop data-driven solutions and ensure operational excellence.
Professional recognition
The Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce course includes the subjects required by the Victorian Legal Admissions Board to meet the academic requirements for admission to the legal profession in Victoria as an Australian lawyer.
Admission to the legal profession by the Supreme Court of Victoria also requires the completion of practical legal training via either a 12-month period of supervised legal training or completion of an approved practical legal training course (for example, at the Leo Cussen Institute or The College of Law). Candidates for admission to practice must also satisfy the Admissions Board that they are a fit and proper person to be admitted to practice.
International students are advised to obtain assurance of recognition of the course by the relevant professional bodies in their preferred country of practice.
International graduates require a relevant visa to complete a practical legal traineeship and a supervised workplace traineeship in Australia. Please contact the Australian Department of Immigration for details.
The Marketing major in the Bachelor of Commerce is accredited by the Australian Marketing Institute (AMI). Professional membership may require an application to the professional body and may have additional or ongoing requirements beyond the completion of the degree. Please contact the relevant professional body for details.
The Accounting major in the Bachelor of Commerce is accredited by CPA Australia, Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ), and the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants. Graduates of the Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce with an Accounting major are eligible to apply for membership with the CPA Australia and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CAANZ) and the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA).
Professional registration may require an application to the professional body and may have additional or ongoing requirements beyond the completion of the degree. For further details, including admission to the legal profession and/or relevant visa requirements, please contact the professional body for details.
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Fees and scholarships
Estimated course fees for domestic students
Estimated fees per year (2025):
Indicative based on 2024 fees
$14,789 (CSP) per 120 credit points.
Commonwealth supported places (CSP):
The estimated fees are indicative only. The tuition fees you pay will depend on the subjects you choose to study, with each subject having its own cost. In some cases, your course fees may be higher than the indicated fees because of the subjects you choose.
To get a more accurate estimation, you can use the fee calculator to calculate your course fees and study load (EFTSL: Equivalent full-time study load)
How your fees are calculated
The tuition fees you pay will depend on the subjects you choose to study, with each subject having its own cost. This estimated cost is provided as a guide only – the actual cost will vary depending on:
- the subjects you choose
- the time it takes to do your course based on your study load (full-time/part-time)
- approved credit for prior learning
If part-time study is permitted, your annual fees will be proportionally lower based on the number of subjects taken per semester.
Fee help
Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP)
In a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP), your tuition fees are subsidised by the Australian Government. Your share of the fee (the student contribution), is set each year by the government and is determined by the discipline areas (bands) of your individual subjects, not the overall course.
Learn more about Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP)
HECS-Help Loan
HECS-HELP is the Australian Government’s Higher Education Loan Program. It enables you to borrow the amount of your student contribution and then pay that loan back once you are in the workforce and earning at a specified level. A HECS-HELP loan is not means tested.
HECS-HELP is available to eligible Australian citizens and permanent humanitarian visa holders who are enrolled in a CSP. As a CSP student, you may be eligible to apply for a HECS-HELP loan, which allows you to defer payment of up to 100% of your student contribution.
Scholarships
Scholarships are available for both current and future students. Find out what La Trobe scholarship opportunities might be available to you. View all available scholarships
Note: You must first have an offer to study at La Trobe before you are eligible to apply for a La Trobe scholarship.
Scholarships that may be available for this course
Tertiary Access Payment (TAP) Program
Albury-Wodonga Campus, Bendigo Campus, Melbourne Campus, City Campus, Mildura Campus, Shepparton Campus – Future undergraduates, 1st year undergraduates, Australian Citizen, Humanitarian Visa, New Zealand Citizen, Permanent Resident
Full time enrolment and proof of relocation will be confirmed before payment is made into the recipient's bank account.
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How to apply
Before you apply
If you are applying for multiple courses you will need to apply through UAC or VTAC (Semester 1 only). If you are applying for one course, you may be able to apply direct.
Applying for a Bachelor's degree
Current Year 12 students living in Victoria
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If you’re a Year 12 student from Victoria, you’ll lodge an application via the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC). Your application will then be assessed based on your Year 12 results when they’re released.
Current Year 12 students living in NSW
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If you’re a Year 12 student from New South Wales, you’ll lodge an application via UAC. Your application will then be assessed based on your Year 12 results when they’re released.
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Overview
Key facts
| Award | Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce |
|---|---|
| VTAC code | 2100312281 (CSP) |
| Start dates |
Indicative based on 2024 start dates Semester 1 (March 2025), Semester 2 (July 2025) |
| Duration | 5 years full-time or part-time equivalent |
| Available locations | Melbourne (Bundoora) |
| Scholarships | View fees and scholarships |
| Majors | |
| Prerequisite | English (Please refer to admission requirements for details) |
| Fees |
Indicative based on 2024 fees Estimated cost per year if studying full time $14,789 (CSP) per 120 credit points.Actual fees may vary depending on subject choice; Learn more about Fees and scholarships. |
ATAR requirements
* based on the Final 2023 ATAR Profile
Melbourne (Bundoora) campus
Lowest selection rank 90.5
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About the Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce
Stand out from the crowd with La Trobe's Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Commerce. Gain a prestigious double degree that prepares you to be a change-maker in business and law, navigating complex legal and regulatory frameworks.
Develop specialised knowledge of financial markets, economics, and accounting. Combine it with an understanding of business practice, legal process, and advanced negotiation. You'll develop financial literacy and discover the power of contemporary digital business tools.
Get ready for an exciting career. You'll be equipped to meet the challenges of a field disrupted by automation, the power of big data, and the rapid evolution of business and consumer technologies.
You'll have opportunities to learn in legal placements across government and corporate sectors.
You'll learn:
- Finance and economics
- Prepare to manage investment and funding strategies, and construct investment portfolios that meet investors' goals and risk profiles. Discover how business and society connect with economic principles to analyse and solve business problems.
- Dispute resolution
- Build key skills in negotiations and mediation to support your future practice.
- Corporations law
- Develop the skills to specialise as a corporate legal expert through studies in incorporation, corporate governance, and methods of financing.
- Management
- Build fundamental business knowledge, and explore concepts and issues relating to the management of firms and global business environments.
The qualification awarded on graduation is recognised in the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) as Level 8 – Bachelor Degree Honours.
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