Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Laws

Study Law at UTS

Interested in a future in the ever-changing world of business? Fascinated by the law and its role in commerce? The UTS Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Laws will equip you with advanced, marketable skills in two highly desirable disciplines, opening you up to a wide world of exciting career opportunities at graduation and beyond.

Our highly customisable Bachelor of Business, the most in-demand business course in NSW, will build both your essential knowledge and specialist abilities in the areas of your choice. You’ll also get to complete an entire Bachelor of Laws, developing an acute understanding of the key legal frameworks that support modern businesses and graduating with the knowledge you need to become a responsible, future-ready legal professional.

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Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Laws

CODE

UTS: C10125 (version 10)

CRICOS: 008756B

UAC: 609010 (Autumn Session, Spring Session)

LOWEST SELECTION RANK

96.00

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DURATION

5 years full time

INTAKE

Autumn Session 2025
Spring Session 2025
Autumn Session 2026
Spring Session 2026

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COURSE FEES

Indicative total tuition fee for government-supported domestic students
$89,494.29

LOCATION

City campus

What you'll study

Flexible and practical, the Bachelor of Business allows you to build essential, job-ready skills with majors in areas like marketing, accounting, human resource management, finance and more. After your first year, you can choose your major, giving you time to consider your options before deciding on your path.

In your Bachelor of Law program, you’ll undertake a variety of core studies, developing your knowledge of the Australian legal system, from contracts to the Constitution. You’ll also have the opportunity to enhance your degree by majoring in Legal Futures and Technology.

Subjects at a glance

Core subjects

Subject Code	Subject Name
22108	Accounting and Accountability
23115	Economics for Business
21212	People and Organisations
26134	Responsible Evidence-Based Decisions
24109	Marketing and Customer Value
25400	Financial Literacy
21214	Business and Social Impact
22208	Accounting, Business and Society

See all subjects and majors in the UTS Handbook

Typical course program

The outline below shows an example program for the Bachelor of Business Bachelor of Laws based on a full-time study load. Please note that your exact program may differ based on your unique circumstances, such as your commencement date, subject selections and recognition of prior learning.

Course structure

15

Core Laws subjects
8

core Business subjects
1

Legal Theory subject
8

Business Major subjects
5

Law options or major subjects

First year

You’ll commence your studies by completing a range of core business subjects, establishing your understanding of areas like accounting, economics, marketing and finance. You’ll also study law foundations and examine the role ethics plays in the delivery of justice.
Second year

This year, you’ll continue honing your legal knowledge, studying contracts, torts, criminal law, and the Australian Constitution. You’ll also enhance your business understanding and learn how companies can work to address social issues and create a better world.
Third year

Your third year will see you begin your Business major, where you’ll enhance your core competencies with specialised knowledge in your area of choice. You’ll also continue your Law studies, covering commercial, administrative and international law.
Fourth year

In your fourth year, you’ll develop invaluable insights through your major studies. You’ll learn about equity, trusts and property before advancing your knowledge with your choice of legal theory subject, such as animal law, jurisprudence or gender.
Fifth year

Finalising your degree, you’ll conclude any remaining core or major subjects. You’ll also get to broaden your knowledge with a variety of Law options or acquire a cutting-edge additional major in Legal Futures and Technology.

First year

You’ll commence your studies by completing a range of core business subjects, establishing your understanding of areas like accounting, economics, marketing and finance. You’ll also study law foundations and examine the role ethics plays in the delivery of justice.

Second year

This year, you’ll continue honing your legal knowledge, studying contracts, torts, criminal law, and the Australian Constitution. You’ll also enhance your business understanding and learn how companies can work to address social issues and create a better world.

Third year

Your third year will see you begin your Business major, where you’ll enhance your core competencies with specialised knowledge in your area of choice. You’ll also continue your Law studies, covering commercial, administrative and international law.

Fourth year

In your fourth year, you’ll develop invaluable insights through your major studies. You’ll learn about equity, trusts and property before advancing your knowledge with your choice of legal theory subject, such as animal law, jurisprudence or gender.

Fifth year

Finalising your degree, you’ll conclude any remaining core or major subjects. You’ll also get to broaden your knowledge with a variety of Law options or acquire a cutting-edge additional major in Legal Futures and Technology.

See typical course program in the UTS Handbook

Course highlights

This degree is designed to equip you with a wide-ranging understanding of the business world, along with essential capabilities in accounting, economics, people management and more to underpin your major studies. In your Law degree, you’ll examine the roles and responsibilities of the Australian legal system.

Admissions information

This course is designed for those aiming to develop expertise in both business and law, offering a dual skill set that is highly sought after in various professional settings. You have the option to choose your area of specialty through electives, including the forward-thinking Legal Futures and Technology major that prepares you to play a key role in the regulation and management of technology. Successful completion satisfies the academic requirements for admission as a lawyer in NSW.

You will acquire research, critical thinking, and communication competencies essential for effective practice in law and business. Teaching methods include a diverse range of practice-focused learning activities and interactive classes ensuring you develop both knowledge and applicable skills.

Specialist skills are developed through electives and major choices, such as the Legal Futures and Technology major, which is focused on the emerging tools that are shaping the legal profession.

As well as gaining the critical, analytical and evaluative skills required for effective legal and business practice, on completion of this course students also meet the academic requirements for admission to practise law in NSW.
Your Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) is a score between 0.00 and 99.95. It shows you how you rank compared to all the students in your year group in New South Wales. A selection rank combines your ATAR with any other adjustment points that make up your overall university entrance score. Your selection rank may differ from university to university, depending on the adjustment points granted to you at each institution.
Employers tell us the skills our graduates acquire from undertaking a Transdisciplinary Elective sets them apart from the crowd. That’s why we have embedded this program into every undergraduate degree.

All you need to do is choose the Elective that inspires you the most.

Transdisciplinary Electives integrate knowledge from multiple disciplines, allowing you to approach complex problems from a range of perspectives.

By combining methods and insights from various disciplines, transdisciplinary learning often leads to breakthrough ideas and creative innovations that may not be possible within the confines of a single discipline.

If you find yourself rapt by the world of innovation – you can pair your core degree with a Diploma in Innovation, graduating with two qualifications in the same timeframe.

In both instances, you’ll work on a real-world challenge presented by an industry partner organisation – partners who often create career pathways for our graduates.

* Excludes students concurrently enrolled in the Bachelor of Creative Intelligence and Innovation.
2025 Indicative tuition fees for government-supported domestic students

All offers for domestic undergraduate students are for Commonwealth Supported Places (CSP).This means the Australian Government contributes to your education costs, and you pay the remaining tuition fees, known as the student contribution. If eligible, you can defer payment through HECS-HELP, or you can choose to pay your fees upfront each session.

2025 Tuition Fees

Indicative first-year tuition fee: $16,992.00

Indicative total tuition fee: $89,494.29

Additional Costs

Your tuition fees do not include:
- The Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF), which supports student services and activities. If eligible, you can defer this fee using SA-HELP.
- Textbooks, materials, and other course-related costs.
- Any applicable payment processing fees (e.g., credit card surcharges).
Important Information
- Fees are shown in Australian Dollars (AUD).
- The indicative tuition fees above are based on full-time study (1 year = 48 credit points).
- Your actual fees depend on the year you enrol, your study load and the subjects you choose. Some subjects fall into different student contribution bands.
- You can calculate your student contribution based on the amounts listed in the student contribution table.

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If you've excelled in Year 11, our Early Entry program rewards the hard work you've put into your studies. Successful applicants receive a provisional offer before their HSC/IB exams.

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Changing from another undergraduate course

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Careers

Your future career

On completing this unique dual degree program, you’ll be equipped with a comprehensive, up-to-date knowledge of Business and Law, giving you the ultimate platform from which to launch a rewarding, successful career. Blending your acute legal understanding with your specialised business insights, you’ll be the competent, confident professional highly sought after by organisations of all types.

Depending on your chosen specialty and area of interest, you’ll be ready to discover an abundance of exciting roles in government, corporate law, intellectual property, management consulting, accounting, marketing and more.

Career options

Where you’ll study

Our world-class facilities support your future-focused learning and high-impact research. They enable effective partnerships with industry and provide services to our community.

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Faculty of Law Student Mooting Side. — Prepare for a career in law by practising in our moot courts.

UTS Central, Building 2, CB02, Tower, Building 1, CB01, Building 10 at day. — Our campus is a base for your academic, professional and social life.

UTS library Reading room. — Find your perfect study spot and enjoy the quiet away from the campus bustle.

Why UTS?

Why study Law at UTS

With a Law degree at UTS you'll gain work-ready skills and learn how to ethically use law and new technologies to create positive social change.

Employers value our graduates for their problem-solving, collaborative skills and lateral thinking. Our degrees are flexible, with content developed in consultation with industry. We offer practical learning opportunities, including in-house legal counsel, legal centres and firms, and summer clerkship programs.