Business and Law
Legal issues are omnipresent in business life. For this reason, there is an increasing demand for well-trained graduates who work at the interface between law and business and have both economic and legal expertise.
The Business and Law degree programme is characterised by the combination of legal and economic training content. In contrast to a purely business degree programme, the teaching of methodological and specialist legal knowledge is of great importance. By concentrating on areas of law relevant to business, students are able to analyse and evaluate complex economic issues from a legal perspective. A specialisation in business administration and a compulsory internship complement the basic knowledge acquired and guarantee a high level of practical relevance. In addition, special key qualifications are taught, e.g. out-of-court dispute resolution, which is important for business people, or business ethics.
Study fields
Based on the knowledge acquired in the corresponding foundation modules, the specialization teaches more specific knowledge in the areas of tax types and corporate taxation, operational controlling as well as investment and financing theory. Students develop an understanding of the financial aspects of corporate management, including portfolio management, the influence of taxation on corporate decisions and generation of information required by management to make decisions.
The specialization offers students the opportunity to deal intensively with marketing management instruments, personnel management and project management. This focus enables them to acquire a broad range of skills to be able to operate successfully in the areas of marketing, personnel management and project management.
Students who choose this specialization deepen their knowledge of Energy and Raw Materials Management, Environmental Management and Policies as well as Investment and Financing Theory. This specialization enables them to master the economic challenges associated with energy and resources in a sustainable manner.
Students who choose this specialization focus on Business Process Management and Business Intelligence, Software Engineering and Operational Controlling. This specialization enables an in-depth examination of the efficient design and application of information technology systems.
In this specialization, business knowledge in production management is combined with engineering modules according to individual focus. As a result, students learn to operate in an interdisciplinary manner.
- Faculty
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Faculty of Business Administration (Faculty 6)
- Degree
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Bachelor of Business and Law (BBL)
- Standard period of study
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8 Semester
- Part-time possible
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No
- Start of studies
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Winter semesterSummer semester
- Admission requirement
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Abitur or subject-specific higher education entrance qualification or an entrance qualification recognized as equivalent
Language requirement
- Application: with at least B1 level German
- Admission to the degree program: with C1 level German (e.g. DSH-2)
- language courses and DSH exam at TUBAF
- Course language
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German
After successfully completing the Bachelor's degree program in Business & Law, graduates have a wide range of career opportunities:
- Industrial, commercial and service companies, e.g. in legal departments or in contract management, but also in traditional business administration areas such as human resources management, accounting, purchasing
- Law firms, tax consulting, auditing and management consulting firms: possibility of further training to become a tax consultant or auditor
- Real estate companies, public administrations, trade associations and chambers, arbitration courts
Why you should study Business & Law at TUBAF
Innovative forms of teaching
Our degree programmes not only teach the necessary skills to meet current and future needs of the labour market, but also use innovative forms of teaching - from simulation games to flipped classroom concepts and gaming apps.
Interdisciplinary approach
Our courses take into account that many problems in practice are complex and interdisciplinary. The degree programmes on offer address this by combining courses from different subject areas within the faculty and beyond.
Excellent learning environment
Studying in Freiberg takes place under the best conditions. Excellently equipped lecture theatres, a modern university library and innovative teaching and research spaces, including mixed reality offerings, provide an excellent starting point for studying economics and creative ideas.
Future-oriented topics
Our courses are research-based and address current topics, such as digital transformation and the circular economy. Students can develop a specific skills profile as part of their studies and develop their potential in the best possible way.
Students at the centre
Small groups, close contact with professors and their teams as well as individual support characterise business studies in Freiberg. We promote future-oriented skills and creative personalities through direct exchange.
Interests and skills you should bring
Interest in business and legal content
Analytical thinking, structured work
