Dual Degree in Business Administration + Laws - Study Plan
Become a corporate leader in a global world
A Unique Dual Degree in Business Administration + Laws
The Dual Degree in Business Administration + Laws aims to teach young ambitious individuals to build the proper skill set to become professionals capable of facing real-world challenges.
Through our hands-on teaching methodology, students from the Dual Degree in Business Administration + Laws will find the perfect ideal balance between what is studied throughout their degree and the projects that are applied based on real-world scenarios.
This will aid them to develop profiles that are able to adapt to new trends happening now in the 21st century.
STUDY PLAN
Year 1
1st semester
2nd semester
Year 2
1st semester
2nd semester
Year 3
1st semester
2nd semester
Year 4
1st semester - EXCHANGE BUSINESS SCHOOL
2nd semester - EXCHANGE BUSINESS SCHOOL
1st semester - EXCHANGE LAW SCHOOL
2nd semester - EXCHANGE LAW SCHOOL
1st semestre - EXCHANGE + IEU
1st semester - EXCHANGE + IEU
Year 5
1st semester - EXCHANGE BUSINESS SCHOOL
2nd semester - EXCHANGE BUSINESS SCHOOL
1st Semester - EXCHANGE LAW SCHOOL
2nd Semester - EXCHANGE LAW SCHOOL
1st semester - EXCHANGE + IEU
- Components
- Credits
- Basic Courses (B)
- 108
- Obligatory courses (OB)
- 183
- Elective courses
- 24
- Final project
- 24
- Credits needed to graduate
- 339
Note: This study plan may be subject to change.
CONTACT THE ADMISSIONS DEPARTMENT FOR DETAILS AND UPDATESSTUDY PLAN
FIRST YEAR
During your first year, you will learn the foundations of business and law, how they complement each other, and what relationship they have with other fields within the corporate environment. Through courses like Management Tools and Principles, Mathematics for Management, Constitutional Law, Introduction to Private Law, and Marketing Fundamentals, you will start to develop a critical-thinking mindset that will allow you to approach business and law through an interdisciplinary lense. This first year is also a great time to join an IEU Lab and to take part in a social-impact project.
SECOND YEAR
In this year, you will study advanced courses that focus on corporate law and entrepreneurship. During both semesters, you will study Accounting, Finance, Capital Markets and Commercial Law II, which provide a basic understanding of the corporate world. Our entrepreneurship modules, Entrepreneurship 360º, Entrepreneurship and Innovation and the IE Challenge, will encourage you to develop an entrepreneurial mindset and solve legal challenges. You will also study courses related to the economic and legal sectors around the world.
THIRD YEAR
During the third year, you will focus on globalization and the economic and legal environment. Students begin by exploring how globalization is impacting the fields of business and law through the Strategy, Multinational Enterprise, EU Law and Contracts modules. Then, through the Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Global Economic Environment, Administrative Law I and Taxation I modules, you will analyze different economic environments and learn how to make better business decisions. In addition to this, students have the chance to look closely at corporate and entrepreneurial law.
FOURTH YEAR
In your fourth year, you can choose to pursue an internship or spend a semester or two on an exchange at one of our prestigious partner institutions. You will select elective courses from a wide range of options, and tailor your study path in order to pursue the areas you are truly passionate about. Finally, all students have the opportunity to acquire invaluable professional experience by completing an internship.
FIFTH YEAR
In your final year, you will work on and present your final project, which can be on a topic of your choice. This in-depth research will form the foundation of a final written project, which will be presented to a panel of academics and professionals. Alongside this, you will learn the soft skills needed to manage a multinational corporation through the Organization Behavior, HR and Labor Law I modules, as well as how to address conflicts in the Litigation I and Private International Law modules.
