La Trobe University Courses

This degree enables you to complete independent research under academic supervision and submit a thesis of up to 50,000 words on a topic relating to one of the Law School's areas of research expertise, including Asian law, commercial law and policy, conflict resolution, corporations law and...

Whether it's advocating for a client, supporting community services or writing policy that shapes the nation, studying law empowers you to make an impact.

To understand the big issues of our age, we need to examine social and economic issues from a range of different angles.

Modern business needs to be more innovative than ever. Learn to solve complex business, sustainability and ethical issues in evolving global markets with a progressive dual lens of legal and commercial innovation.

Rapid evolutions in science and technology mean our advancements sometimes outpace the law. Get the skills to stay ahead.

Today's workplaces are rapidly evolving.

Whether it's advocating for a client, supporting community services or writing policy that shapes the nation, studying law empowers you to make an impact on society.

The media landscape is evolving, and we need new legal frameworks. In our digital age, journalists and members of the public often find themselves navigating with laws designed for an analogue world. A double degree in law and media and communication prepares you to stay one step ahead.

Want to play a role in shaping the future of health? By combining legal and biomedical expertise, you'll build the foundations you need to make a difference. Blend a law qualification and knowledge in biomedicine with La Trobe's Bachelor of Laws (Honours)/Bachelor of Biomedicine.

The rapid globalisation of our society means international relations are more important - and more complex - than ever. Want to be a leader in this evolving world? Combine a global perspective with in-depth legal expertise.

Modern business needs to be more innovative than ever. Learn to solve complex business, sustainability and ethical issues in evolving global markets with a progressive dual lens of legal and commercial innovation.

What are the human stories behind crime? And how can we use legal power to create a more just world?