Welcome to the Business Law course, where you will explore the essential legal principles and frameworks that guide business activities. This course examines how businesses operate within the laws and regulations of their respective countries, covering topics such as contract law, consumer law, employment law, and business formation. Through practical examples and case studies, you will gain insights into how laws impact business operations and decision-making.
In this course, you will learn to identify legal risks, understand the distinction between civil and criminal law, and navigate legal disputes effectively. Whether you are a student preparing for advanced business studies, a professional seeking to manage legal challenges in business, or someone curious about the legal aspects of business management, this course provides the knowledge and tools you need.
By the end of this course, you will have a strong foundation in business law, empowering you to ensure compliance, mitigate legal risks, and contribute to sustainable business practices.
Dr. Richard Turner
Lead Instructor
Dr. Turner holds a Ph.D. in Business Law from the University of London. With over 15 years of experience in teaching and legal practice, he specializes in contract law, consumer law, and business regulations. He has advised various companies on legal compliance and risk management and is committed to making legal concepts accessible to students. Dr. Turner has authored several articles on business law and continues to engage with real-world case studies to enhance learning.
Mr. Benjamin Harris
Teaching Assistant
Mr. Harris is a graduate student in Business Law at the University of Oxford. He has practical experience in legal consulting and has worked with firms on contract disputes, employment law issues, and business formation. Benjamin provides essential support to students, offering feedback on assignments, guiding discussions, and helping students navigate complex legal topics throughout the course.
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The course is designed to be completed over 8-12 weeks, with approximately 4-6 hours of study per week. However, you can progress at your own pace.