School of Undergraduate Studies

Business Law and Public Policy Minor
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Business Law and Public Policy
Students may seek an academic minor in business law and public policy.
Minor in Business Law and Public Policy
Through case briefings, presentations, and discussions, you’ll apply critical thinking skills to the primary issues affecting business today, making you a highly valuable resource to your employer.
Objectives
The student who graduates with a minor in business law and public policy will be able to:
- Discuss and analyze legal theories, concepts, and issues related to the conduct of business transactions.
- Describe the integral and complex interactions among law, business, and public policy variables and their significant societal and ethical considerations.
- Employ critical-thinking, analytic, and effective communication skills—developed through case briefings, presentations, and discussions—when engaged in problem solving.
- Participate in collaborative strategies to encourage cooperative team efforts and enhance problem-solving skills.
- Undertake pertinent research at a professional level using computer-based technology.
Business Law and Public Policy Minor - Course Requirements
A minor in business law and public policy requires the completion of 15 credits of coursework in business law and public policy, chosen from the following courses:
- BMGT 378 Legal Environment of Business
- BMGT 380 Business Law I
- BMGT 381 Business Law II
- BMGT 405 Environmental Management and Business
- BMGT 428 Legal Aspects of Technology Management
- BMGT 437 International Business Law
- BMGT 454 The Global Manager and Public Policy
- BMGT 482 Business and Government
- BMGT 496 Business Ethics
- HRMN 408 Employment Law for Business
- HRMN 462 Labor Relations Law