LLB/BComm 2004 Cohort

Standard Course Plan
LLB/BComm
2004 Cohort

This is a standard course plan that you are strongly recommended to follow. You may only change the order in which subjects are taken provided you meet the relevant pre-requisites.

2006	Sem 1	Commerce Subject (12.5 points)	Commerce Subject (12.5 points)	Commerce Subject (12.5 points)	Obligations	This is the standard course plan that you will follow, assuming that by the end of 2005 you have completed: History and Philosophy of Law 1 History and Philosophy of Law 2 Torts and the Process of Law or Torts and the Process of Law 1 & 2 Criminal Law or Criminal Law 1 & 2
2006	Sem 2	Commerce Subject (12.5 points)	Commerce Subject (12.5 points)	Commerce Subject (12.5 points)	Constitutional Law

2007	Sem 1	Evidence and Proof #	Law Option (12.5 points)	Contracts	Administrative Law
2007	Sem 2	Property	Legal Ethics	Remedies	Trusts

2008	Sem 1	Corporations Law	Law Option (12.5 points)	Law Option (12.5 points)	Law Option (12.5 points)
2008	Sem 2	Dispute Resolution	Law Option (12.5 points)	Law Option (12.5 points)	Law Option (12.5 points)

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# As an alternative, when available, students may take Evidence and Proof as a Summer Semester subject rather than in Semester 1, at any time in their degree. Evidence and Proof will be available as a 2006 Summer Semester Subject.

Colour Key:

		Compulsory Subject
		Law Option
		Quasi Compulsory Subject

Quasi-compulsory subjects are subjects that must be undertaken to meet the academic requirements for admission to practise in Victoria. They are not compulsory for the purposes of completing your LLB.

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LLB/BComm 2004 Cohort

Standard Course Plan LLB/BComm 2004 Cohort

Standard Course Plan
LLB/BComm
2004 Cohort