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A BScLLB combined degree enables you to earn both a Bachelor of Science and Law degree more quickly and with fewer credits than pursuing them individually. Researchers are investigating and tackling modern societal issues, while contemporary legislators support these advancements through laws addressing climate change, genetics, biotechnology, and other critical areas. As scientific breakthroughs constantly expand our knowledge, there's growing need for legal experts with scientific backgrounds – and scientists skilled in handling the legal complexities tied to their work. As a University student, you'll have access to career planning support through our Career Development and Employability Services.
Biological Sciences (Biology) encompasses a vast field of study. It examines the composition, processes, and evolutionary history of all life forms, along with their environmental interactions. This discipline plays a crucial role in safeguarding New Zealand's economic stability and unique biodiversity against global challenges like climate change and increasing populations. The pace of breakthroughs in biosciences has accelerated dramatically, resulting in innovative medical treatments, sustainable agricultural biotechnology products, and new approaches for conserving delicate ecosystems.