Victoria University of Wellington

Overview

The Graduate Certificate in Commerce in Commercial Law at Victoria University of Wellington provides a practical introduction to the impact of commercial law on business decisions. This program equips you with the skills necessary to interpret legal obligations, manage commercial risks, and communicate effectively with legal and compliance stakeholders.

What you'll study

This graduate certificate is completed by enrolling in a selection of approved courses that enhance your understanding of commercial law within a business context. You can either follow a general pathway or opt for courses that align with your specific interests, subject to approval.

Programme Structure

• Selection of approved courses within the Bachelor of Commerce framework, pending academic approval
• Progressive learning from fundamental commercial law concepts to their practical application in business environments
• Assessments designed to evaluate your ability to apply legal principles to real-world commercial situations

Core learning areas

• The influence of law on commercial activities, including interactions with customers, suppliers, and employees
• Commercial decision-making emphasizing legal risks, obligations, and responsible practices
• Concepts related to business asset protection, as applicable in selected courses
• Practical application of commercial law principles in everyday business scenarios

Entry requirements

To be eligible for this program, applicants should possess a Bachelor of Commerce or an equivalent qualification and demonstrate preparedness for postgraduate study in commerce and commercial law.

Career prospects