Electives
Students are required to complete 14 credit hours from the following available electives:
- Accounting for Decision Making
- Advanced Partnership Tax
- Advanced Securities Regulation
- Antitrust Law
- Banking Law and Regulation
- Bankruptcy
- Business Planning
- Colloquium: Law and Economics
- Commercial Law: Secured Transactions
- Commercial Real Estate Finance
- Consumer Bankruptcy
- Contracts II: Sales
- Copyright Law
- Corporate Finance
- Corporate Restructuring
- Corporate Tax (JD/Gen.LLM)*
- Derivatives: Design, Regulation, and Documentation
- Economic Analysis of the Law
- Employment Discrimination
- Employment Law
- Entrepreneurship Law
- Environmental Law
- Insurance Law
- Intellectual Property
- International Taxation
- Labor Law
- Law of Real Estate
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Mutual Funds Regulation
- Partnership Tax (JD/Gen.LLM)*
- Patent Law
- Securities Regulation: Enforcement & Liability
- Securitization Law
- Structuring Transactions
- Tax Policy
- Telecommunications
- Tort and Product Liability
- Trademarks and Unfair Competition
* One of these courses must be applied to the Basic Course requirement; the other may be applied toward the Business Enterprise Electives.
As new courses are approved by the faculty and Registrar's office, the student should consult with the concentration faculty advisor to determine if any additional course not listed above should be considered as a Business Enterprise Elective.
Further information about this concentration and current electives is available from the Office of the Registrar.