Research
The School of Business Law and Taxation prides itself on teaching courses that have practical application in the world of commerce and our research reflects the changes and evolution of businesses and organisations.
Our research on legal practices and policies has covered—and been of practical relevance to—industries such as mining, retail, sports, allied health and real estate. It has been cited in parliament and influenced government policies. As a result, we are able to develop new courses that respond to industry trends, regulatory practices and emerging areas of law.
The School publsihes two Journals - Legal Issues in Business, examines how law is applied in business and The
Journal of Applied Law and Policy, published by the Applied Law and Policy (ALAP) Area of Research Focus
Research degrees
Interested in a business law higher degree by research? Click here for information about research degrees offered by CBS.
Research expertise
Academics in the School of Business Law and Taxation have particular expertise and contributed significant published works in the areas of:
- Commercial Law
- Education Law
- Employment Law
- Environmental Law
- Health Law
- Incorporated Associations
- International Business Law
- Occupational Health and Safety Law
- Real Property Law
- Sports Administration
- Taxation Law
- Tortes Media Law
- Trade Practices Law
