BA / Bachelor of Laws Conjoint - Economics in Auckland New Zealand | University of Auckland

The BALLB conjoint program enables you to earn both a BA and LLB degree in a shorter timeframe and with fewer credit requirements than pursuing them individually. This combined degree cultivates crucial abilities for navigating and succeeding in our rapidly evolving, interconnected world. By studying Law, you'll acquire versatile skills that meet the rigorous demands of diverse career paths, both within and beyond the legal field. You can enrich your legal education by selecting from an extensive array of humanities, social sciences, cultural studies, and language courses. The BALLB program fosters robust professional competencies across multiple sectors, equipping you with legal expertise, an understanding of its societal impacts, and a strong ethical foundation. Our alumni are actively practicing law across New Zealand and internationally, while also capitalizing on emerging opportunities created by societal, technological, and business transformations.

Students may pursue either a Bachelor of Arts in Economics or a Bachelor of Commerce in Economics (possibly combined with another relevant major). Introductory courses cover the fundamental principles of microeconomics and macroeconomics. Microeconomics examines how individuals and businesses make decisions, exploring how markets determine pricing and resource distribution. Macroeconomics analyzes broader economic indicators like employment levels and currency values, focusing on entire economic systems. Both disciplines investigate the relationship between government policies and market performance.