Bachelor in Applied Management (Business Law)

In the first year, students establish a strong foundation in principal business disciplines such as business organisation, finance, accounting, human resource management, marketing and business English. Additionally, they are introduced to business law, with an emphasis on foundational legal concepts. The focus is on building a broad understanding of both business and legal practices, preparing students for more specialised study in the following years. Assessment consists of 50% continuous evaluation and 50% end-of-semester exams, ensuring students are engaged throughout the year.

The second year deepens students' knowledge in both business operations and legal principles. Students explore project management, business strategy, banking law, contract law and fiscal law. This year emphasises the integration of legal knowledge with business management skills, allowing students to understand how law influences corporate decisions. Through real-world case studies, students develop practical solutions for business and legal challenges. The assessment structure remains consistent with the previous year, combining continuous assessments and end-of-semester exams to evaluate students' progress.

In the final year, students focus on specialised legal topics such as distribution law, intellectual property and corporate law. They have the opportunity to undertake internships or conduct research projects, providing practical experience and allowing them to apply their knowledge in real-world settings. This year prepares students for a career in legal management, corporate law or related fields. With assessments comprising both continuous evaluations and final exams, students demonstrate their readiness to manage the complexities of the legal business environments. This programme involves interactive teaching methods to ensure that students are endowed with essential theoretical grounding and practical capabilities for professional success.