Current UConn MBA and post-baccalaureate students
Required first course (3 credits)
| BLAW 5175 | Business, Law & Ethics in Modern Society (3 credits) |
All of the following (total 9 credits):
| LAW 7554 | Compliance: The Legal Perspective (3 credits) |
| LAW 7553 | Case Studies in Compliance Systems (3 credits) |
| BLAW 5750 | Ethics and Compliance in the Global Organization (3 credits) |
For Current UConn JD students and JD-degree holders
| LAW 7554 | Compliance: The Legal Perspective (3 credits) |
| LAW 7553 | Case Studies in Compliance Systems (3 credits) |
| BLAW 5750 | Ethics and Compliance in the Global Organization (3 credits) |
One course (3 credits) from a suite of selected Elective Courses:
| MENT5138 | Managing Organizations |
| ACCT5121 | Financial Accounting & Reporting |
| FNCE5151 | Introduction to Economic Markets |
| BLAW5220 | Employment Law |
| BLAW5680 | Securities Law |
| LAW 7724 | Securities Regulation |
| LAW 7650 | Environmental Law |
| LAW 7677 | International Business Transactions |
| LAW 7962 | International Trade Compliance |
| LAW 7755 | Accountability and Compliance in Criminal and International Law |
| LAW 7737 | Banking Law and Regulation |
| LAW 7673 | Alternatives to Managing Risk |
| LAW 7675 | Principles of Insurance |
| LAW 7717 | Insurance Regulation |
| LAW 7773 | Employment Law |
| LAW 7844 | Externship Clinic. |
| MENT5223 | Organization Development & Managing Change* |
| MKTG5115 | Marketing Management |
| OPIM5165 | Management Information Systems |
| OPIM5177 | Enterprise Security, Governance And Audit* |
| OPIM5604 | Predictive Modeling** |
* By permission of instructor
** By permission of instructor; formal background in statistics required
Academic Directors
Robert C. Bird, Professor of Business Law & Eversource Energy Chair in Business Ethics, School of Business.
Peter L. Lindseth, Professor of Law & Olimpiad S. Ioffe Professor of International and Comparative Law, School of Law
Stephen Park, Associate Professor of Business Law & Satell Fellow in Corporate Social Responsibility, School of Business