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Course overviewThis course combines technology with law, producing engineers skilled in the legal, corporate and political arenas. The Monash law degree will teach you the concepts, procedures and reasoning surrounding the Australian legal system, as well as a range of universal skills such as problem solving, presentation techniques and analytical skills. You will undertake a number of compulsory units including criminal law, administrative law, property law and torts and also choose several elective units allowing you to focus on a specific area of law, or undertake units from different legal disciplines so you can gain a broad understanding of issues across the legal spectrum. The engineering degree is offered in chemical, civil, electrical and computer systems, materials and mechanical engineering. With an engineering/law degree, doors will open across the legal and engineering sectors in a wide range of areas, from project management to exploration and mining. Duration, campus, fees and application information Career outlookGraduates are able to practise as solicitors in law firms, and many work in legal teams at large engineering, manufacturing and technology firms. Outside of legal practice, graduates may work in engineering areas such as project management, minerals exploration and mining. Single degree optionsDuration, campus, fees and application information
AccreditationAustralian: Council of Legal Education Engineers Australia International: Check with your home admitting authority for degree recognition. |