Our Faculty Vision
Leading multi-disciplinary learning in business, government & law for a sustainable future.
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Our courses
We offer a large range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
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neXus Research Centre (BGL)
The Faculty established the neXus Research Centre to provide a meeting place for all researchers and scholars in the University and the broader Canberra community interested in the interface between the institutions of Business, Government and Law.
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Business, Government & Law are the primary institutions that shape our complex world. Interaction between these three institutions, and their impact on society, forms the major intellectual focus of our Faculty.
New Postgraduate programs
The Faculty is proud to announce the launch of our new programs offering a range of innovative study options to students.
News
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Australia Awards shape communities and families
More on Australia Awards shape communities and familiesSeven Australia Awards students from Indonesia and Papua New Guinea celebrated the completion of their respective post graduate studies at a graduation ceremony held at the University of Canberra’s Bruce campus.
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Students get a taste of law at UC
More on Students get a taste of law at UCChanneling their inner-Elle Woods from Legally Blonde with dreams of yelling “Objection!” in a court room, Year 12 Legal Studies students arrived at the University of Canberra (UC) to get a taste of what studying law at UC could be like.
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Funding commitment for University of Canberra tax clinic
More on Funding commitment for University of Canberra tax clinicThe University of Canberra welcomes the commitment of tax clinic funding should a Shorten Labor Government be elected later this month.
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Contribute to change. Enact deliberative democracy.
More on Contribute to change. Enact deliberative democracy.Can citizens avoid polarisation and make sound decisions? According to a recently published article in the journal Science we can by applying the Science of Deliberation to the democratic process.