Business and Commercial Law

A business and commercial law degree prepares students for a career in specific business fields, which can apply to any sector or industry. This program is designed for students seeking to move forward into professional positions. Professionals working within this field are excellent negotiators and excel in formal settings. They service the needs of commercial organizations, whether they are small businesses or large corporations, and find employment in a range of business legal roles. The scope of business law includes law relating to contracts, partnership, sale of goods, negotiable instruments, companies, insolvency, insurance, and carriage of goods.

A business and commercial law degree also provides graduates with a range of business-specific and technical commercial law skills including:

• Advise clients in private legal matters.
• Conduct research into legal precedents and analyze legal issues.
• Interpret laws, regulations and rulings for businesses and corporations.
• A creative approach to problem solving and decision-making.
• Prepare and file legal documents including business contracts and lawsuits.
• Self-reliance, initiative and the ability to manage business legal activities.

Job opportunities for management graduates are widely available with:

• National and Multinational Firms.
• Banks and Financial Institutions.
• Insurance Companies.
• Telecommunications Companies.
• Public and Private Sector Employers.
• Consulting Firms.
• Legal Firms.

• Program Learning Outcome
• Program Matrix

Specialization	Diploma		Bachelor
	Level One (18 Units)	Level Two (18 Units)	Level Three (16 Units)	Level Four (16 Units)
	Fee per Unit in OMR	Fee per Unit in OMR	Fee per Unit in OMR	Fee per Unit in OMR
Business and Commercial Law	128	128	140	140