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Business Law Minor
The Department of Law offers a minor in Business Law for students in the Zicklin School of Business, which is oriented towards the legal regulation of business, rather than liberal arts. Students with an interest in business law are encouraged to take the Business Law minor in addition to the liberal arts concentration used to satisfy the Tier III requirement.
To satisfy the Business Law minor, students may take any three Business Law courses at the 3000 level. There is no capstone course requirement. Unlike the interdisciplinary Law & Policy Tier III concentration, the Zicklin Business Law minor does not satisfy Baruch College’s “Tier III” liberal arts requirement.
The following courses, which are regularly offered by the Department of Law, can be used to satisfy the Business Law minor.
- Law of Business Organizations (LAW 3102)
- Law & Entrepreneurship (LAW 3106)
- Law & the Internet (LAW 3108)
- Law & International Business (LAW 3111)
- Business Negotiation & Commercial Dispute Resolution (LAW 3113)
- Securities Law & Business Crime (LAW 3115)
- Law of Unfair Competition & Intellectual Property (LAW 3118)
- Law & the Environment (LAW 3122)
- Employment Law (Law 3123)
- Legal Aspects of Health Care Administration (LAW 3210)
- Law & the Entertainment Business (Law 3220)
- Law of Real Estate Transactions I & II (LAW 3301 & 3302)
Note: Law and the Environment (Law 3122) be used to satisfy the Tier III Concentration in Law & Policy . Students who use Law 3122 for this purpose cannot also have that course count towards the Business Law minor.