BA (Hons) Entrepreneurship and Law

This degree is perfect for students who are curious about business creation and legal frameworks, giving you the tools to start your own venture while understanding the laws that shape business operations. Over three years, you’ll learn how to combine entrepreneurial thinking with essential legal knowledge, equipping you to innovate confidently and navigate the complexities of modern business.

Curriculum Structure

Year 1

In your first year, you’ll build a solid foundation in both law and entrepreneurship. Modules like Introduction to Law and Contract Law teach you the basics of legal systems and commercial agreements, while business modules such as Principles of Entrepreneurship and Business Foundations introduce you to business planning, market analysis, and the essentials of starting a venture. This year is all about gaining the core skills you’ll rely on in later studies.

Year 2

The second year focuses on applying your knowledge in real-world contexts. Law modules such as Public Law and Criminal Law deepen your understanding of legal processes and compliance, while entrepreneurship modules like Business Growth Strategies and Innovation and Enterprise teach you how to scale a business and tackle practical challenges. This year is designed to strengthen your analytical, problem-solving, and professional skills across both fields.

Year 3

Your final year emphasizes strategic thinking and professional readiness. You’ll study advanced law modules like Employment Law and Property Law, and entrepreneurship modules such as Strategic Business Planning or Venture Project, which allow you to work on a real or simulated business venture. This capstone experience integrates everything you’ve learned, preparing you for a career in business, consultancy, or law.

Focus areas: “Entrepreneurship, business planning, strategic management, innovation, contract law, public law, employment law, legal compliance, venture development, professional practice.”

Learning outcomes: “Ability to apply business and legal principles to real-world scenarios; develop strategic and entrepreneurial thinking; strong legal research and communication skills; understanding of business law and compliance; readiness for careers in entrepreneurship, consultancy, or legal services.”

Professional alignment (accreditation): Law modules cover foundational legal knowledge, equipping you for further legal training or professional pathways, while entrepreneurship modules develop practical, real-world business skills valued by employers.

Reputation (employability potential): Graduates gain a unique combination of legal insight and entrepreneurial expertise, making them attractive to employers across startups, corporate businesses, consultancy, legal services, and innovation sectors — providing flexibility and strong career prospects.