The Bachelor of Laws has 22 units in its core structure for this double degree, instead of the usual 19 core units which appears in other law double degree combinations. The difference is due to the requirement to study LAWS12059 Conveyancing, LAWS12067 Environmental Law and LAWS13012 Succession which have particular relevance to Property. The Bachelor of Property has 13 units in its core structure for this double degree.

Available units
Students must complete the following compulsory units:
LAWS11057	Introduction to Law
LAWS11059	Statutory Interpretation
LAWS11060	Criminal Law
LAWS11061	Contract A
LAWS11062	Contract B
LAWS11063	Torts A
LAWS11064	Torts B
LAWS11065	Constitutional Law
LAWS12056	Equity
LAWS12060	Trusts
LAWS12061	Administrative Law
LAWS12065	Foundations of Property Law
LAWS12066	Land Law
LAWS12072	Legal Research
LAWS13009	Corporations Law
LAWS13010	Evidence and Proof
LAWS13013	Legal Professional Conduct
LAWS13016	Theories of Law and Justice
LAWS13017	Civil Procedure
LAWS12059	Conveyancing
LAWS12067	Environmental Law
LAWS13012	Succession
ACCT11059	Accounting, Learning and Online Communication
BLAR11050	Residential Construction
ECON11026	Principles of Economics
PROP11001	Property Valuation
ECON19036	Property Economics
FINC19011	Business Finance
FINC19014	Property Investment and Finance
PROP13001	Property Development
PROP13002	Property Management
PROP19001	Statutory Valuation
PROP19003	Advanced Property Valuation
PROP19004	Rural Property Valuation
BLAR12057	Commercial Construction

The Bachelor of Laws has two electives. This differs from other law double degree combinations due to the inclusion of LAWS12059 Conveyancing, LAWS12067 Environmental Law and LAWS13012 Succession as core units. These units have particular relevance to Property.

Available units
Students must complete 2 from the following units:
LAWS12062	Alternative Dispute Resolution
LAWS12063	Legal Drafting
LAWS12064	Legal Advocacy
LAWS12068	Innovation and Intellectual Property Law
LAWS12069	e-Law
LAWS12070	Public International Law
LAWS12071	Australian Employment Law
LAWS12073	Legal Practicum
LAWS13011	Family Law
LAWS13015	Principles of Commercial Law
LAWS13018	Australian Consumer Law
LAWS13019	Legal Automation
LAWS13020	Legal Professional Portfolio

The Bachelor of Property has three electives.

Available units
Students must complete 3 from the following units:
BLAR11043	Building Systems and Services 1
COIS11011	Foundations of Business Computing
COMM11003	Career Communications
HRMT11010	Organisational Behaviour
MRKT11029	Marketing Fundamentals
BLAR13054	Complex Construction
GEOG19021	Geographic Information Systems
BLAR12038	Building Industry Contracts
BLAR13035	Building Contract Administration
STAT11048	Essential Statistics
FINC11001	Fundamentals of Personal Financial Planning