Business Law

• Legal questions and business contexts - you should have an interest in Business Administration, BA, Contract Law, Tax Law or Labor Law.

• Understanding of compliance and regulation: An interest in how companies adhere to internal guidelines, industry standards and government regulations (compliance) is becoming increasingly important.
• An appetite for practical work and innovative scientific questions - projects, practical semesters in a school, practical semester and practical collaborations are an important part of the curriculum.
• Communication and teamwork skills & analytical thinking - you often work in groups and develop strategies.
• Personal initiative and an interest in business start-up - the degree program supports entrepreneurial spirit and prepares you for this.

To be admitted, you need the following formal prerequisites(s):

• University entrance qualification: General higher education entrance qualification (Abitur), subject-restricted higher education entrance qualification or university of applied sciences entrance qualification.
• NC - there is a minimum grade of admission (NC)
• None pre-degree practical experience necessary
• Language skills: As the degree programme is offered in German, you need good German language skills (usually at level C1 or proof of examinations such as DSH or TestDaF if you come from abroad - this is stated in the admission information).

Application deadlines: You can apply for the summer and winter semester, typically via hochschulstart.de. The deadlines are 15.07. (winter semester) and 15.01. (summer semester).

Studies in business law at Aalen open up numerous exciting career paths. Graduates often succeed in entering the profession directly or as a trainee in the legal fields (of) highly-respected, prestigious, well-known companies. Typical job profiles are

• Compliance manager
• Tax consultant
• Contract manager
• Speaker in the field (of) Law and Human Resources (department)
• Managerin Accounting and Corporate Governance

You can also expand your knowledge further - e.g. in masters/master's programmes such as Financial Management or Master of Taxation (US).