This programme covers the essential elements of business management, including business organisation, management and strategy, accounting and IT management, and key aspects of corporate law, such as contract, employment and international law. This combination of knowledge will help give you an edge in the modern international business environment and the specific analytical skills to understand complex legal issues such as intellectual property, company formation and structure, employment rights and international trade. You will study current examples of the everyday legal issues facing organisations in order to gain an understanding of how these are shaped by the changing demands of modern businesses. You will learn about the role of the courts, governments and international agents in the development of the law regulating the global business environment and multinational enterprises. You will have the option to undertake a work placement in your third year. Ranking The Complete University Guide 2017 ranks the University of Greenwich: 1st in London for Student Satisfaction for Law 4th in the UK for Student Satisfaction in Law. The aims of the programme are: To understand firms' internal processes and governance and their place in the global business environment To understand the essential elements of business management including accounting and IT management To understand aspects of the law as they apply to the corporate world especially contract, employment and international law.

Career opportunities are available in middle management, as company secretaries or in areas such as legal publishing. Other areas of employment may include Law Commission or police work.