The course offerings of the Department of Business Law and Ethics acquaint students with the two of the most important external factors affecting business decisions: law and ethics. These courses provide an understanding of the nature, functions, and practical operation of the legal system. They also provide considerable information about the most important substantive legal rules facilitating and restricting business conduct. Finally, they help develop critical thinking and ethical reasoning skills and an appreciation of the social, ethical, and economic forces that affect business.

The Department of Business Law and Ethics offers one co-major.  Students who matriculatedd to IUB in Fall 2014 or later should consider the Law, Ethics, & Decision-Making Co-Major.  

Law, Ethics, & Decision-Making Co-Major

Law, Ethics, & Decision-Making Co-Major Requirements

• Required Coursework (4.5 credits)
  • BUS-L 304
  • BUS-L 305
  • BUS-L 360
• Requied Capstone (1.5 credits)
  • BSU-L 413
• Elective Credits (6 credits)
  • Global Elective Credits (3-6 credits)
    • BUS-L 302
    • BUS-L 314
    • BUS-L 356
    • BUS-L 355/BUS-L 455 (with Global Designation)
  • Additional Elective Credits (0-3 credits)
    • BUS-L 307
    • BUS-L 311
    • BUS-L 315
    • BUS-L 350
    • BUS-L 355/BUS-L 455 (non-global)
    • BUS-L 406
    • BUS-L 408
    • BUS-M 426