Business Studies and Law Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) - BA (Hons)

Business graduates are in high demand. They possess the necessary skills to help businesses navigate complex environments (Source: TargetJobs).

This degree will give you a strong foundation for the world of business. You’ll gain a broad business knowledge and the freedom to tailor the degree to your interests.

You’ll learn about entrepreneurial thinking, strategic management and business structure. You’ll explore the role of technology – from social media to artificial intelligence. We also focus on the importance of responsible business and sustainability as key business values. This course will give you versatile skills, so you are ready for a career in a variety of industries.

We ensure your skills are always in tune with the business world through our industry links. You’ll hear guest lectures from business leaders and innovative thinkers. There are opportunities to network with business professionals. We are linked to entrepreneurs and business technology trainers from the:

* Scottish Business Network

* BAE systems

* BP

* Chartered Institute of Information Security (CIISec)

* the emerging space industry

We have further connections to business and technology policymakers at the Scottish and UK Government, and the BBC. We also work with leading academic scholars in the fields of innovation, management, and organisation.

The University of Stirling is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). AACSB International is the world's largest global standard-setting body for business education. Only 6% of the world’s leading business schools achieve this accreditation. This recognises our excellence in business education and societal impact.

Law

Law underpins every area of society. Our BA Law degrees do full justice to exploring this diverse and fascinating subject. From Scottish law to international human rights, from family law to environmental law, we cover the full range.

If you want to qualify as a solicitor in Scotland, you will need to study our LLB (Hons) Law. But this course is ideal for a broader academic experience. We look at law in a wider social and economic context.

### What you’ll study

From day one, you’ll develop key legal skills. You’ll learn how to interpret legislation, use case law, and analyse legal problems. You'll gain the confidence to to analyse complex issues and communicate clear, well‑reasoned arguments.

You’ll study:

* Public Law and Human Rights

* Criminal Law

* Family Law

* Business Law