Academic Affairs and Advising | Law and Business Specialization

The law and business specialization offers business students a more complete understanding of the legal implications of business transactions and the opportunity to serve their business clients more fully. An understanding of the ways in which the law affects business relationships and should affect decisions made by manager and directors is critical to success in today’s complex regulatory environment. Courses are offered at both Stern and the Law School and often enroll students from both programs. Joint degree programs in law and business are more than most students need, but a core of courses that permit law and business students to learn essential aspects of each other’s fields enrich professional education for both business and law students.

Academic Advisors:

Professor Karen Brenner, 212-998-0048
 

Course List

Take 9 credits from the following list: 
 

Students may take one of the below courses at the Law School:

For more information on classes cross-listed with the NYU School of Law, please check the Center for Law & Business website.

If you're interested in registering for a course at another NYU graduate school, please visit the Taking Courses at Other NYU Divisions webpage. Before proceeding, review the Non-Stern Pre-Approved Course List to check if your desired course has already been approved by Academic Affairs and Advising. If the course is pre-approved, follow the instructions under the "Pre-Approved Courses" tab on this page to complete your registration.

For course descriptions, please see the Office of Records & Registration website.