Bachelor of Digital Transformation/ Bachelor of Laws

Bond University’s Bachelor of Digital Transformation / Bachelor of Laws requires 440 credit points and can be completed in 11 semesters, or approximately 3 years and 8 months. The program combines digital transformation, technology, innovation and law, preparing students for careers in legal practice and technology-driven professional environments. Students complete three Core Curriculum subjects—Critical Thinking and Communication, Responsibility, Integrity and Civic Discourse, and Collaboration for Global Change—plus the compulsory Beyond Bond professional development program. The Digital Transformation component includes 70 credit points of Foundation subjects covering responsible and sustainable organisations, global citizenship, AI, resourcing transformation, digital privacy, design thinking and digital media, followed by 40 credit points of experiential learning through Global Challenges and two work-based immersion experiences. The 60-credit-point Digital Transformation major develops skills in digital and experiential advertising, digital transformation, digital literacy, organisational culture, cyber and fraud threats, and business statistics. The Law component requires 170 credit points covering legal foundations, private and public law, contracts, torts, criminal law, property, constitutional law, corporate law, equity, administrative law, evidence, dispute resolution and legal professionalism. Students must also complete 70 credit points of Law electives and can choose from several specialisations, including Corporate and Commercial Law, International and Comparative Law, Legal Practice, Legal Innovation and Technology, and Climate Law. An optional 60-credit-point major in Climate Law or Legal Innovation and Technology can replace elective subjects.