About the Business Law Program
Explore the legal foundations of business through Business Law coursework at Texas A&M University–San Antonio. Students examine the U.S. and Texas legal systems, principles of legal reasoning, and laws affecting contracts, business organizations, and commercial transactions.
Course offerings include Business Law (BLAW 2341) and International Business Law (BLAW 4344), each worth three credit hours. The introductory course requires ENGL 1301 and ENGL 1302, while International Business Law builds on BLAW 2341.
Career Opportunities
Combined with relevant education and experience, business law knowledge can complement preparation for career paths such as:
- Contract Administration
- Regulatory Compliance
- Business Operations
- International Trade
- Small Business Ownership
Key Distinctions
Business Law coursework connects domestic legal foundations with an international perspective. Students can progress from studying the Uniform Commercial Code and business organizations to exploring international trade, dispute resolution, sales agreements, and foreign investment. This progression introduces the legal risks organizations face when conducting business across borders.