Bachelor's in Business Law

Finance and Commercial Law

Students who are interested in a law-related career should consider �� Michigan University’s business law major.

The interdisciplinary nature of this program will give you a competitive edge in your career. You will be able to understand and solve problems at the intersection of law and business. This major will also prepare you to use your law-related skills in connection with the formation of your own business, in areas such as real estate, mediation services and others.

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What can I do with a degree in business law?

A degree in business law from �� Haworth can provide you with a comprehensive understanding of legal principles and their application in the business world, a winning combination to set you up for success in the industry.

Recent graduates with a business law degree hold positions such as:

Assistant proposals manager
Account representative
Business development associate
Court services specialist
Ticket operations manager
Sales representative

Organizations:

Ninth Judicial Circuit Court
Lucent Enterprises
Uber
State Farm
Wayne State University
World Business Chicago

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Learning that launches your career

This major will also prepare you to use your law-related skills in the formation and operation of your own business and in areas such as real estate and mediation services. The business law major provides you with a foundation in the law from several diverse disciplines, enhancing critical thinking skills and providing a sound background in legal issues. Invest in your future and learn what you can do with a business law degree from �� Michigan University.