Commerce (Business law), Bachelor

Commerce is essential to society. The Bachelor of Commerce program examines how the human drive to exchange goods has influenced interactions among people and nations over centuries, and how global trade and digital disruptions are transforming commerce today.

Almost every decision a business makes will have a legal implication – whether it’s hiring an employee, launching a marketing campaign or developing a service for customers. Studying business law is a great way to complement the rest of your degree. It’ll give you a foundational understanding of how the legal system impacts business, the skills to apply relevant legal principles and the ability to conceptualise the legal implications of business decisions.A major in Business law does not qualify you to work as a barrister or solicitor.