BUSLAW01 Business law
Faculty of Business and Economics
Business law (BUSLAW01) is a major worth 48 credit points, listing 13 units, taught at Caulfield and Clayton. It is offered in 12 courses, including Bachelor of Business; and Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Accounting.
- Credit points
- 48
- Units
- 13
- Campus
- Caulfield, Clayton
- Offered in
- 12 courses
This is the 2020 handbook entry. See the 2026 entry.
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Overview
The importance of law cannot be underestimated. Law is the backbone of business, in fact almost every business decision will have a legal consequence. Law regulates employee-employer relations, financial transactions, consumer products and services, and marketing processes. This major focuses on the core rules that govern these transactions both within Australia and the broader international environment.
There are specific units required for professional recognition by the Tax Practitioners Board. Refer to the Monash Business School professional recognition page for more information.
Availability
Business law is listed in the Bachelor of Business at Caulfield as a major or minor and in the Bachelor of Commerce at Clayton as a minor.
Structure
Major requirements
Core units12 credit points
Additional business law units36 credit points
- BTF2000Australian corporations lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- BTF2223Corporate crimeNo reviews yet6 cp
- BTF3181Marketing lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- BTF3601Banking lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- BTF3931Taxation lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- BTX3100Sustainability regulation for businessNo reviews yet6 cp
- BTX3110International trade lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- BTX3130Stock exchange and derivatives lawNo reviews yet6 cp
- BTX3350Business taxationNo reviews yet6 cp
- BTX3699InsolvencyNo reviews yet6 cp
- BTX3991Employment lawNo reviews yet6 cp
Courses that offer it
- B2000MajorBachelor of BusinessNo reviews yet
- B2040MajorBachelor of Business and Bachelor of AccountingNo reviews yet
- B2019MajorBachelor of Business and Bachelor of ArtsNo reviews yet
- B2035MajorBachelor of Business and Bachelor of Banking and FinanceNo reviews yet
- B2017MajorBachelor of Business and Bachelor of Information TechnologyNo reviews yet
- B2041MajorBachelor of Business and Bachelor of International BusinessNo reviews yet
- B2037MajorBachelor of Business and Bachelor of Marketing No reviews yet
- B2028MajorBachelor of Business and Bachelor of Media CommunicationNo reviews yet
- F2011MajorBachelor of Design and Bachelor of BusinessNo reviews yet
- D3007MajorBachelor of Education (Honours) and Bachelor of BusinessNo reviews yet
- F2007MajorBachelor of Fine Art and Bachelor of BusinessNo reviews yet
- D0501MajorDiploma of Higher EducationNo reviews yet
Learning outcomes
- 1
Identify and correctly apply relevant common law principles and legislation to relevant problems or scenarios, and to analyse, synthesise and conceptualise regulatory and legal information to support business decision making
Common questions
Which courses offer Business law?
12 courses in 2020: Bachelor of Business; Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Accounting; Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Arts; Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Banking and Finance; Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Information Technology; Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of International Business; Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Marketing ; and Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Media Communication, and 4 more.