Bachelor of Business Administration and Bachelor of Laws (Honours) in Global Studies (BBA LLB Hons. Global Studies)
BBA LLB (Hons.) with Global Studies Syllabus
The BBA LLB (Hons.) is a 5-year integrated undergraduate program that combines business administration with law studies. This course offers a thorough understanding of both business concepts and legal principles, making graduates proficient in handling business-related legal matters. Throughout the course, students delve into subjects like constitutional law, corporate law, taxation, and labor law, alongside business subjects such as marketing management and human resource management. Graduates can pursue diverse careers in law firms, multinational companies, public sector organizations, and more.
| Semester | Subjects |
|---|---|
| Semester 1 | Introduction to Law, Legal Method, Principles of Management, Managerial Economics |
| Semester 2 | Law of Contract II, Legal English and Communication Skills, Consumer Protection Law, Principles of Accounting and Finance |
| Semester 3 | Constitutional Law I, Law of Crimes I, Business Statistics, Human Resource Management |
| Semester 4 | Constitutional Law II, Law of Crimes II, Marketing Management, Organizational Behaviour |
| Semester 5 | Labour Law I, Taxation Law I, Business Environment and Strategy, Research Methodology |
| Semester 6 | Labour Law II, Taxation Law II, Arbitration and Mediation, Professional Ethics and Conduct |
| Semester 7 | Alternative Dispute Resolution, International Trade Law, Environmental Law, Moot Court and Mock Trial |
| Semester 8 | Company Law, Competition Law, Cyber Law, Project Work |
Specializations and Honors (Optional):
- Corporate Law
- Competition Law
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- International Business Law
- Intellectual Property Law
This syllabus provides a balanced approach, integrating business management subjects with law courses, giving students a comprehensive understanding of both fields. It ensures a well-rounded education to prepare students for careers in law firms, corporate legal departments, and government agencies.
