Bachelor of Actuarial Science/ Bachelor of Laws

The Bachelor of Actuarial Science / Bachelor of Laws is a 440-credit-point double degree that can be completed in 3 years and 8 months across 11 semesters. The program consists of 340 compulsory credit points and 100 elective credit points, with a typical Bond subject carrying approximately 10 credit points. Students complete three Core Curriculum subjects covering Critical Thinking and Communication, Responsibility, Integrity and Civic Discourse, and Collaboration for Global Change, along with the compulsory Beyond Bond Program, which develops professional and employability skills. The required curriculum combines actuarial science, finance, economics, statistics, mathematics, and law. Actuarial and quantitative subjects include Mathematical Statistics, Financial Mathematics, Contingencies, Actuarial and Financial Models, Stochastic Processes, Survival Analysis, Quantitative Methods, Linear Models and Applied Econometrics, and Advanced Corporate Finance. Students also study Principles of Economics, Macroeconomics, Fundamentals of Finance, and Portfolio Analysis and Investments, building strong capabilities in financial analysis, modelling, risk assessment, and data-driven decision-making. The Law component covers essential areas including Legal Foundations, Private Law, Public and Criminal Law, Contract Law, Tort Law, Criminal Law, Property Law, Constitutional Law, Corporate Law, Equity, Administrative Law, Evidence, Civil Dispute Resolution, and Legal Profession. Students additionally choose 70 credit points of Law electives from the available Law Faculty undergraduate subjects, allowing them to explore specialised areas of legal study. Overall, the program develops a distinctive combination of mathematical, analytical, financial, actuarial, legal, research, and professional skills.