Apply legal practice to existing and emerging technology.
Bachelor of Information Technology, Bachelor of Laws
What is a Bachelor of Information Technology, Bachelor of Laws?
Information Technology (IT) is the broad and dynamic field of using computing technology to solve real world problems. Bringing together a wide range of disciplines such as software development, data analytics, human computer interaction, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and information systems, IT is the backbone of much of modern commerce and industry.
Law focuses on legal principles, theories, and practices to do with customs, practices, and rules of conduct of a community that are recognised as binding by the community.
The primary goal of this combined degree is to prepare you to become a future lawyer with expertise in IT, qualifying you to work as an IT professional in a legal environment.
What you’ll learn
You’ll learn strong technical skills in IT, business analysis, problem solving, teamwork and communication and gain a thorough grounding in Australian legal practice.
Some of the core areas of learning will include Business Requirements Modelling, Communication for IT Professionals, Database Fundamentals, Introduction to Information Systems, Network Fundamentals, Programming Fundamentals, Project Management and the Professional, and Web Systems.
Career Options
You’ll be able to work in various roles which include:
- Intellectual property expert
- Internet regulation specialist
- Legal technology specialist
- Online privacy manager
- Solicitor - IP and technology
