Law double degrees

RMIT’s range of law double degrees will broaden your education, increasing your skills and career opportunities.

You’ll have the opportunity to work across different disciplines, giving you more options and expertise when you graduate.

Double degrees usually take only one more year to complete than a single degree in law.

Become a well-rounded professional with a double degree in Law and Accounting. Pairing these interrelated fields offers a dual  advantage of understanding and interpreting regulations and tax laws, and handling complex investigations and audits that have overlapping legal and financial issues.

As part of your studies, you'll build an e-portfolio to showcase your knowledge and highly transferrable skills across business, digital technology and social impact to support your career into diverse careers.

Gain the essential skills for navigating the fast-changing world of business. Learn from real-world business problems and legal cases built into classes and shape the direction of your career with major and minor options to match your interests.

Benefit from RMIT's industry partnerships with top companies and law firms and gain practical experience and real-world insights that will prepare you to for an exciting career in law and business.

Combine legal expertise with business acumen and tackle modern challenges in a global context.

Gain insights into how technology impacts legal and business landscapes, develop practical strategies for real-world business and legal scenarios and hone your leadership skills through critical thinking, preparing you for diverse career pathways of your choice.

A double degree in law and communication equips you with the legal knowledge, understanding of global communication dynamics and interdisciplinary skills to practice as a legal practitioner or in specialised roles across both fields.

This double degree bridges the gap between law and communication, allowing you to gain specialised knowledge to address legal issues with a deep understanding of how communication impacts legal contexts.