Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Business & Law

4 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

Technological University Dublin

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Business & Law at Technological University Dublin is designed for students who want a strong understanding of how business decisions are shaped by legal frameworks. It’s ideal if you’re interested in management, compliance, corporate governance, or careers where commercial awareness and legal knowledge go hand in hand.

Curriculum Structure

Year 1:
In the first year, you build a solid foundation in both business and law. You’ll study core modules such as Introduction to Business, Business Law, and Economics, helping you understand how organisations operate and how legal principles apply in commercial settings.

Year 2:
Second year deepens your knowledge of business functions and legal systems. Subjects like Contract Law, Management, and Accounting for Business develop your ability to analyse business performance while understanding legal obligations and risk.

Year 3:
This year focuses on applying theory to real-world scenarios. You’ll explore modules such as Employment Law, Corporate Law, and Business Strategy, strengthening your analytical skills and learning how law influences organisational decision-making and workplace practices.

Year 4:
In the final year, you bring everything together through advanced and specialised modules such as Commercial Law, Corporate Governance, and Strategic Management. You’ll develop independent thinking, research skills, and professional judgement, preparing you for leadership roles or further study.

Focus Areas:
Business management, commercial and corporate law, employment law, governance, economics, accounting, strategy

Learning Outcomes:
Strong business and legal knowledge, critical thinking, problem-solving skills, legal awareness in business contexts, professional communication, and career readiness

Professional Alignment (Accreditation):
Delivered within TU Dublin’s business and law disciplines, with curriculum aligned to professional standards relevant to business, legal services, and regulatory environments

Reputation (Employability Rankings):
TU Dublin is recognised for its strong industry focus and graduate employability, with business and law graduates progressing into roles across corporate, public, and professional sectors

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

At Technological University Dublin, the Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Business & Law is designed to help you apply legal and business theory to real organisational challenges. From case-based learning to practical legal analysis, you’ll develop professional judgement, problem-solving skills, and commercial awareness using TU Dublin’s modern teaching spaces, specialist resources, and strong industry connections. This hands-on approach is woven throughout the degree and brought together through the following experiences:

Case-based legal and business analysis: You’ll work through real and simulated business scenarios involving contracts, employment issues, compliance, and corporate governance.
Applied law projects: Practical assignments where you interpret legislation, analyse case law, and advise on business risk and decision-making.
Group-based problem solving: Team projects that mirror professional environments, building collaboration, negotiation, and presentation skills.
Research-led learning: Training in legal and business research methods, including the use of statutes, case reports, and academic journals.
Industry-informed teaching: Modules shaped by current professional practice in business, regulation, and corporate governance.
Digital legal and business tools: Use of online legal databases, research platforms, and digital resources to support analysis and reporting.
TU Dublin libraries: Full access to specialist law and business collections, electronic journals, case law resources, and dedicated study spaces.
Guest lectures and practitioner insight: Sessions led by professionals from legal, regulatory, and corporate sectors who bring real-world context into the classroom.
Professional skills development: Continuous focus on written argument, critical analysis, and professional communication relevant to business and legal roles.

By the time you graduate, you won’t just understand how law and business interact—you’ll be confident applying that knowledge in real organisational, regulatory, and commercial settings.

Progression & Future Opportunities

Graduates of the Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Business & Law at Technological University Dublin are well prepared for careers that sit at the intersection of commercial decision-making and legal responsibility. Alumni typically progress into roles such as Compliance Officer, Business Analyst, HR & Employment Advisor, Legal Executive, or Corporate Governance Associate, working across private companies, public bodies, and professional services. This strong career pathway is supported by TU Dublin’s applied learning model and close engagement with industry:

TU Dublin Careers & Employability Service: Personalised career guidance, CV and interview support, assessment-centre preparation, and access to employer-led recruitment and networking events.
Strong graduate outcomes: TU Dublin consistently reports positive employment outcomes, with business and law graduates securing professional roles shortly after graduation.
Career and salary progression: Graduates often enter regulated or advisory roles with clear pathways into senior compliance, management, and governance positions over time.
Industry relevance and partnerships: Teaching is closely aligned with real-world business and legal practice, informed by industry input and professional expertise.
Long-term degree value: A Level 8 honours qualification combining business and law provides flexibility, resilience, and strong recognition across multiple sectors.
Wide sector access: Graduates work in areas such as corporate services, HR, compliance, public administration, financial services, and consultancy.

Further Academic Progression:
After completing this programme, students are well positioned to progress to postgraduate study at TU Dublin or other leading universities. Common pathways include master’s degrees in Business, Management, Human Resource Management, Corporate Governance, Compliance, Law (conversion programmes), or Public Policy, allowing graduates to specialise further or move into advanced professional and leadership roles.