Overview Scientific minds curious, enquiring and excited by discovery question the norm, asking and seeking answers to 'why?'. Law specialists expert communicators, researchers and logical thinkers have a strong sense of justice and perform as responsible professionals in the community. There are many synergies between science and the law, which you'll learn about in this course. Numerous fields such as public health, genetics, biotechnology and the environment are underpinned by legal frameworks. Understanding how science and the law intersect will make you highly employable. KEY FEATURES This course has a strong focus on practical work in the field and in our laboratories to enhance your skills and problem-solving abilities. You can combine the study of science and law with arts, commerce, education, and many other disciplines. You'll use modern laboratories that offer exposure to the latest instrumentation and tools. You'll develop a sound understanding of legal doctrine as well as an awareness of the role of law in society and a developed sense of social responsibility. You'll have opportunities to get real-world experience with leading Australian organisations. Upon graduation, you'll be entitled to admission for professional practice in law in New South Wales subject to completion of a recognised course in Practical Legal Training, which you'll be qualified for after you complete this course. SUITABLE FOR If you are seeking a diverse experience that prepares you to become a professional in a constantly changing world. Career Opportunities A Macquarie course can set your dream career in motion. PROFESSIONS Depending on the Science major chosen, graduates may be employed in the following roles: Agricultural project consultant Environment protection officer Exploration and mining consultant In-house, public or private practice legal practitioner (barrister or solicitor) IT consultant National parks and conservation officer Policy adviser Researcher Scientific consultant Telecommunication project officer EMPLOYERS Graduates can pursue careers where their Science studies allow them to specialise in their work as a legal practitioner (barrister or solicitor), legal officer in public or private sectors, and in legal academia. Graduates are also qualified to pursue science careers for organisations including government agencies, pharmaceutical companies, environmental & agricultural agencies, depending on their major. Majors: Astronomy and Astrophysics; Geology; Statistics; Spatial Information Science; Software Technology; Psychological Science; Physics; Palaeobiology; Mathematics; Information Systems and Business Analysis; Human Geography; Human Biology; Geophysics; Geography; Biology; Environmental Management; Environmental Earth Science; Electronics; Development Studies and Culture Change; Decision Science; Data Science; Cyber Security; Computing; Cognitive and Brain Sciences; Climate Science; Chemical and Biomolecular Sciences; Business Information Systems; Web Design and Development.