Program Overview

Department of Business Law

The Department of Business Law at Lund University School of Economics and Management (LUSEM) offers a range of programs and courses in business law.

Master's Programme in European and International Trade and Tax Law

The Master's Programme in European and International Trade and Tax Law is a one-year program that focuses on the European Union's legal framework and its impact on international trade and taxation. The program covers topics such as trade conditions, taxes, and European law, and is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed to work in a global business environment.

Freestanding Courses

The Department of Business Law also offers several freestanding courses at the undergraduate and graduate levels, including courses in EU law, corporate taxation, and sustainability. These courses are designed to provide students with a deeper understanding of specific areas of business law and can be taken as part of a degree program or as a standalone course.

Bachelor's Degree in Business Law

To obtain a Bachelor's Degree in Business Law, students must complete 180 credits, including 90 credits in business law and a bachelor's thesis. The program provides a comprehensive education in business law, including courses in contract law, company law, and tax law.

Doctoral Studies

The Department of Business Law also offers doctoral studies in business law, which can lead to a doctoral degree in law or philosophy. The doctoral program is designed to provide students with advanced training in research and academic writing, and can be completed in four years.

Research Areas

The Department of Business Law has a number of research areas, including:

• Business law and legal research
• European and international trade and tax law
• Corporate law and governance
• Tax law and policy
• Sustainability and business law

Admission Criteria

Admission to the Department of Business Law's programs is based on a number of criteria, including:

• Academic merit
• Language proficiency
• Relevant work experience
• Personal statement

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Department of Business Law's programs have a range of career opportunities, including:

• Working as a lawyer or legal advisor in a private company or public organization
• Pursuing a career in academia or research
• Working in government or public policy
• Starting their own business or consulting firm

Professional Profile

Studies in business law provide a good professional basis for various tasks that require both economic and legal knowledge. Whether working as a CEO, personnel manager, accountant, or in other roles, graduates of the Department of Business Law's programs are well-equipped to handle rules and regulations in a strategic and competent manner.