Business Law Berlin School of Economics and Law

Overview

Key Features

Modern commercial activity combines a high level of mobility, structural change, competitiveness, varied customer needs, changing social values and complex legal regulation. Specific legal issues can only be resolved by expert personnel; This means that commercial decisions must be taken by those with a background in more than Business Administration. As company management requires the application of a high level of Business Administration understanding, employers are increasingly demanding recruits with knowledge and skills in both fields.

The Bachelor’s degree programme Business Law from Berlin School of Economics and Law seeks to cater to this need, combining aspects of both Law and Business Administration to equip its graduates for a career in the senior management of companies and commercial associations. The qualification is rounded off by training in the Social Sciences, Economics, Quantitative Methods and foreign languages; subject-specific key qualifications impart skills relevant to a professional setting and provide an insight into areas in which the students hope to launch their careers. 

Professional field

Located at the interface of Business Administration and Law, this degree programme opens doors in a range of commercial areas, whether in a traditional company setting or in roles dealing with legal issues in a commercial context. Graduates from this programme are highly sought after in HR and legal and compliance departments, in a contract management setting. Banks, insurance companies, Management Consultancies, trade associations and foundations also profit from their unique expertise.

Graduates of this programme also study on a rage of post-graduate courses, including the Consecutive Master’s degree programme Business Law in an International Context taught at the HWR Berlin