Keele University Prospectus Undergraduate | 2017 | Page 109

International Business and Law Why study this course? Organisations around the world face increasingly complex and inter-linked challenges, so this course blends essential themes of business, law and internationalisation. This single honours course explores the interconnectedness of these three themes, helping you to achieve a critical understanding of the legal frameworks which shape business at UK, EU and international levels. You’ll learn key business and legal skills, looking at issues such as contracts and company law. You’ll develop a critical awareness of the social, political and comparative contexts in which law operates, while studying business and management in the private and public sectors and learning about core disciplines within business (for example, you might look at marketing and human resource management). Indicative modules First year • Legal Skills • Business Law • Global Business Environment • Legal Systems • Introduction to International Business Second year • Contract Law • Public International Law • Managing the MNC • International Supply Chain Management • Law in a Business Context Third year • European Union Law • Comparative Business Cultures • International Business Strategies What will this mean for my future? Key Information Course type Single honours Course duration Three years Indicative entry requirements ABB For further information on entry requirements please visit www.keele.ac.uk/ entryrequirements Study abroad Yes This highly relevant and contemporary course will prepare you well for opportunities in fields such as management, consultancy, IT and journalism; with further study you could go on to become a solicitor, barrister or educator. This programme does not provide a ‘qualifying law degree’ in itself (enabling you to practise law), but the law modules comply, where appropriate, with the requirements of the Solicitors Regulation Authority and the Bar Standards Board. For more course information please visit keele.ac.uk/law Smart minds choose Keele 109