COURSE CURRICULUM

The Law and Management MBA at Bangor University offers a combination of compulsory and optional modules designed to develop both managerial expertise and legal understanding. Core modules include Finance for Managers, providing essential financial skills for effective decision-making; Management Research, which equips students with the tools to design and conduct rigorous research; and Organisation and People, focusing on human resource management, leadership, and organisational behaviour. Students also study Global Trade Law to understand the legal frameworks governing international commerce. A central component of the program is the dissertation or Applied Business Project, allowing students to undertake independent research or practical applied work worth 60 credits, integrating their learning in a real-world or research-based context. The program offers optional modules to tailor the degree to individual career goals, including Contemporary Issues in Management, International Strategic Management, Knowledge Management, and Marketing Strategy 4.0 and Disruptive Competitors, which explore strategic, technological, and marketing developments. Legal-focused options such as Intellectual Property Law and International Climate Change Law and Policy enable students to deepen their understanding of law as it intersects with business strategy and sustainable practice. Overall, the MBA combines practical and theoretical knowledge, preparing graduates to take on senior roles where management expertise and legal awareness are essential for strategic decision-making and organisational success.