Our BA (Hons) Business and Law degree at the University of Wolverhampton aims to provide students with knowledge of the key areas of both business and law subjects essential to a business and management environment.

Why choose this course?

Our BA (Hons) Business and Law degree at the University of Wolverhampton aims to provide students with knowledge of the key areas of both business and law subjects essential to a business and management environment.

Students will gain an understanding of common institutions and procedures in the field of law and business alongside a thorough understanding of how these two fields interact, and also discover the means through which law and business function together and operate. Students will demonstrate progression throughout their course of study, developing the ability to apply knowledge to problem situations and provide solutions to unresolved debates demonstrated over a wide number of issues within law, business, and allied areas.

What's unique about this course?

This course aims to provide students with knowledge of the key areas of both business and law subjects essential to a business and management environment.

Our teaching is research-led ensuring that students’ learning is focused on the latest debates in policy and practice in the subject areas being studied

The Law School is based in the University's contemporary Mary Seacole Building (MH) and benefits from a range of specialist facilities to help you study.

6th in the UK for Business and Management courses (The Guardian University Guide 2025)

What happens on the course?

This course aims to provide you with knowledge of the key areas of both business and law subjects essential to a business and management environment.

You will gain familiarity with institutions and procedures in business management and law together with an understanding of how law and business fit together and operate. Throughout the course you will demonstrate progression and develop the ability to apply knowledge to problem situations and provide solutions to unresolved debates demonstrated over a wide number of issues within law, business and allied areas.

The subject areas of study have been carefully selected in collaboration with both schools, employers and representatives from legal and business organisations including the Birmingham Law society.

Support is available for all for students and this is an area of pride for the Faculty there is a supportive culture with a large team of academic and student support staff to provide excellent help with your studies, together with a welcoming academic environment, lecture rooms and facilities including our mock courtroom and legal advice centre.

Our teaching is research-led ensuring that students’ learning is focused on the latest debates in policy and practice in the subject areas being studied.