Business Management with Law

Please note: This course is advanced entry to Year 2 only (depending on your qualifications). This means we cannot accept applications for Year 1. Please check the Entry Requirements tab for eligibility. Year 1 entry is available via our new Business Management course; N220 .

Learn how to apply best practice law to business operations. From business systems through to legal processes, we'll ensure you'll understand how law and business operate together on this Business Management with Law degree.

You'll build up a deep understanding of how legal frameworks impact on business at every level. You'll learn from tutors with an extensive professional or academic background in business and law, as well as guest speakers from industry.

Outstanding business links and valuable work placements

We put employability at the forefront. By going beyond the classroom and working on projects such as  the international IBM Business Challenge, you'll gain a greater understanding of the realities of work, and enhance your CV at the same time. Alongside this, there are work placements and you can apply to study abroad.

By the time you graduate you'll have all the knowledge and transferrable skills needed to thrive in today's work environment.  So whether your ambition is to start your own business, or work for someone else, your skills and expertise will be relevant all over the world.

A flexible degree

You can tailor your studies to suit your interests and career plans.

This flexible degree is part of a larger portfolio of 12 courses covering business, accounting and marketing.

Abertay is widely regarded as THE place to come for high quality teaching. But don't take our word for it:

• Scotland's Top Modern University - Student Satisfaction (National Student Survey 2023).

• UK University of the Year 2021 - Teaching Quality (The Times/Sunday Times Good University Guide).

• UK Top 10 - Student Satisfaction & Teaching (Guardian Good University Guide 2021).

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Assessment varies substantially across modules. Some modules, particularly where there is professional accreditation, have more traditional assessments such as exams. However, where we can, we like to vary the types of assessment. Therefore students can expect to create presentations, videos, posters, reports, research outputs, practical exercises, strategic papers, design processes or products and so on. As the programme has multiple options, students will be able to experience a wide range of assessments.