
Business Law
Gain the comprehensive legal knowledge essential for success in today's complex business environment.
Build a Foundation in Business Law
Students pursuing the business law certificate will explore practical applications of legal principles, regulatory compliance, and ethical decision-making. These lessons are taught in both domestic and international contexts, preparing students for the complexities of global commerce.
While the certificate is a great option for business majors, the program is also an outstanding option for non-business majors, especially those in political science, economics, pre-law, public health, environmental studies, music, public policy, and criminal justice. The certificate welcomes students from all academic disciplines without prerequisites beyond class standing.
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Our business programs are among the best. We are accredited by AACSB International, a mark of excellence achieved by less than 5% of all business schools worldwide.

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Where can the business law program lead me after graduation?
The business law certificate is an excellent enhancement for all business majors, particularly those pursuing careers in management, human resources, marketing, or executive leadership positions. A strong foundation in business law equips students with critical knowledge for effective decision-making in complex business environments.
Example Careers
- Compliance officer
- Marketing manager
- Human resources director
- Risk management analyst
- Consultant
- Corporate paralegal
- Entrepreneur
The certificate's curriculum includes case studies, simulations, and opportunities to analyze real-world business law scenarios. These practical applications prepare students to hit the ground running and apply their learning early in their career paths.
Here are a few courses in Business Law at UW-Eau Claire.
BLAW 306
Business Law
Law of contracts, sales, negotiable instruments, secured transactions, suretyship, bankruptcy, accountant's legal liability, personal property, bailments and documents of title, real estate, wills, trusts, and insurance.
BLAW 315
International Business Law
A study of private and public law as it affects U.S. companies dealing in international business.
BLAW 305
Legal and Regulatory Environment
This course considers legal and ethical issues affecting American business. Students will learn to recognize, prevent, and manage related risks in the legal and regulatory environment in which businesses operate. Students are introduced to the U.S. court system, alternative dispute resolution techniques, and administrative law. Sustainability of business practices, social responsibility, and rights and duties are emphasized through discussion of topics such as environmental law, employment discrimination, torts, agency principles, and related constitutional law principles.
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