The Concentration in Business Law is a formal recognition that a student has pursued a concentrated course of study in the field of business law.

The concentration requires a minimum of 15 credits of coursework in the area of business law. Students are required to earn a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better in all courses counted towards the concentration in business law.

REQUIRED COURSES - 7 CREDITS

• BUS6235 Corporations and Other Business Associations (4)
• BUS290 Securities Regulation (3)

ELECTIVES - 7 CREDITS

• ADR6410 Alternative Dispute Resolution (3)
• ADR6405 Arbitration (2)
• ADR6412 Mediation (2)
• ADR6420 Negotiation (2)
• BUS6280 Sales (2)
• BUS6285 Secured Transactions (3)
• BUS6262 Social Enterprise Law (2)
• BUS6255 Income Taxation (4)
• BUS6260 Intellectual Property (2)
• BUS6305 Non-Profit Organizations (3)
• BUS6238 Digital Drafting (3)
• BUS6245 Employment Law (3)
• BUS6210 Bankruptcy (3)
• CRI7318 White Collar Crime (3)
• ENV5365 Climate Change and the Power of Taxes (2)
• ENV5239 Land Transactions and Finance (3)
• ENV5220 Environmental Economics and Markets (3)
• FAM7710 Estates (4)
• INT7411 French Corporate Law (1)
• INT7416 International Business Transactions (3)
• BUS7819 Environmental Issues in Business Transactions (2)
• GPP7814 International Intellectual Property (XAD) (2)
• GPP7823 Bankruptcy/Landlord - Tenant (XAD) (2)
• GPP7810 Commercial Transactions (XAD) (2)
• GPP7816 Employment Law/Pretrial Litigation (XAD) (2)
• GPP7812 Real Estate Transactions (XAD) (2)
• GPP7818 Representing Entrepreneurial Business (XAD) (2)

WRITING

  Students must complete a business law-related IRP or AWR.