Why choose this bachelor degree? Gain two reputable degrees of professional importance to economics and law Acquire specialist knowledge in the field of Econometrics, Economics or Financial Economics Develop analytical and statistical skills that have diverse applications in various industries, including the legal industry Opportunity to learn about the process, structure and impact of law and the legal institutions on economic issues Who is this degree for? You want to pursue a law degree combined with an economics degree You would like to understand and analyse legal and policy issues through an economic perspective The Bachelor of Economics / Bachelor of Laws is a 5 year dual degree program consisting of 40 courses (240 UOC). The program includes: Economics core and elective courses One economics major One first year business elective Two business electives One economics major Compulsory law courses Prescribed law elective Law electives You must complete at least 16 courses (96 UOC) for economics and 24 courses (144 UOC) for law. Job and career prospects By gaining an in-depth knowledge in law and economics, you are well placed for careers in both areas. Some career options include: Solicitor (such as trade law or environmental regulation) Business analyst Economics forecaster Economic researcher Financial and investment analyst Graduate economist Policy advisor Statistical analyst