Course Objectives

The course provides students with an introduction to legal methods and general private law as well as selected public law topics and themes. Students will acquire insight into general legal frameworks for the practice of private and public activities. Students will also acquire knowledge concerning rules of law that are of special relevance for private commercial enterprises, both regulations which are of importance for the internal organisation of businesses and organisations and regulations governing their relations with customers, creditors and public authorities.

Course Description

The first semester of the course is equivalent to the course Business Law 6006 (cf. the study programme for BA Business Administration) which includes the subjects legal sources and legal methods, contract law and the law regarding financial claims. The second semester of the course consists of the law of mortgages, protection accorded by the law, insolvency, economic relations between spouses, economic crime, company law and public law. The course examination covers all the course topics; however, it is not a requirement that students must first take the examination for 6006 Business Law.

Learning Methods

3-4 hours of lectures per week in the spring semester and 6-8 hours of lectures during the autumn semester.

Assessment Methods

Obligatory assignment(s) must be approved before students will be permitted to sit the examination.

Written examination, 6 hours.

In ordered to qualify as a registered public accountant candidates must achieve a grade of C or better.

Minor adjustments may occur during the academic year, subject to the decision of the Dean