Master of Business Administration (MBA) Business Law Concentration

Purpose

For interested students, a concentration in Business Law is available in the MBA program. Students with an interest in Business Law can enhance their MBA by learning about relevant current legal issues and theoretical perspectives or develop their knowledge by exposure to a wide range of corporate and commercial topics.  In addition to the MBA program learning goals, this concentration has the following learning goal:

• Demonstrate a working knowledge of legal subjects affecting business.

Degree Requirements

MBA Core courses 27 credit hours

MAN 605	Leadership, Problem Solving and Decision Making	3 cr.
BUS 610/MAN 611	Business and Its Environment	3 cr.
AC 630	Accounting for Decision Makers	3 cr.
FIN 630	Managerial Finance	3 cr.
BIS 610	Information Technology Management and Applications	3 cr.
MAN 610	Organizational Behavior and Theory	3 cr.
BIS 620	Decision Modeling for Analytics	3 cr.
MK 640	Marketing Management	3 cr.
BUS 680	Strategic Management	3 cr.
Total Credit Hours:		27

Required Concentration Courses 9 credit hours

LAW 5XX-6XX-7XX	Elective	9 cr.
Total Credit Hours:		9

 

Options for Electives

Options for Electives (Contact the College of Business for list of acceptable electives, and the Law School for specific credit and course description information):

LAW 503 Contracts
LAW 551 Business Organizations
LAW 555 Income Tax I
LAW 611 White Collar Crime
LAW 616 Employee Benefits
LAW 656 Consumer Protection
LAW 674 Employment Discrimination
LAW 685 Bankruptcy
LAW 702 Product Liability
LAW 708 Labor Law
LAW 713 Antitrust Law
LAW 714 Business Planning
LAW 739 Copyright Law
LAW 744 Sales
LAW 749 Worker’s Compensation
LAW 772 Non-Profit
LAW 794 Employment Law

Total Credit Hours: 36