Good businesses operate ethically and legally. Understanding how legal processes impact commerce is vital to an organisation's success. Graduates from the School of Business Law pursue careers as: Corporate Administrators, Financiers and Bankers, Industrial Relations Officers, Law Clerks, Paralegals, Sports Administrators and Player Managers and Workers' Advocates.
View our undergraduate and postgraduate courses and our research program, which not only reflects on the changes in businesses and organisations, but helps evolve them.
Congratulations to School of Business Law and Taxation lecturer, Lisa Goldacre on her 2010 citation for outstanding contribution to student learning.
Lisa won the award for her innovative, engaging and flexible delivery of an introduction to law course to first year business students in large classes in a transnational setting. Lisa Goldacre’s teaching is characterised by innovative and flexible use of materials, as well as assessment and feedback strategies which motivate students toward independent, self-directed learning. She has transformed the teaching of a first year unit (with an enrolment of 3000 students) who study in various modes in multiple locations in metropolitan areas, regional Australia and offshore locations. Lisa effectively manages a large team to ensure high quality teaching that has resulted in outstanding student learning outcomes.
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Recognition for your degree
Several of the programs offered by the School of Business Law and Taxation provide graduates with the opportunity to seek membership of professional bodies.
Master of Taxation
If you who want to specialise in tax or if you need to upskill and update your taxation knowledge, this course is for you.
