BLAW 520 - Real Estate Law
Hours: 3
This course examines legal principles governing real estate transactions and property ownership. Topics include contracts, conveyancing, leases, financing, zoning, and land use regulations. Emphasis is placed on identifying legal risks and understanding how real estate law applied in both commercial and residential contexts.

BLAW 568 - Business Law for Accountants
Hours: 3
Business Law and Regulation is the study of professional and legal responsibilities and legal implications of business transactions, particularly as they relate to accounting and auditing, and the application of that knowledge to common business transactions. This course provides knowledge of general business environment and business concepts needed to understand the underlying business reasons for and accounting implications of transactions. Our primary objective in this class is to transfer the body of knowledge needed to answer questions likely to appear on the CPA, CMA, CIA, or other professional examinations and to provide a foundation of knowledge of business law for accountants.

BLAW 569 - International Business Law
Hours: 3
The course is designed for accountants and others to study international business law. Students are exposed to international treaties, rules and, laws in a global environment.

BLAW 574 - Business Law
Hours: 3
A survey and study of the legal and regulatory environments businesses operate within, including international business implications and an overview of doing business with the U.S. Government. The class will encompass interactive lectures, reading and case studies. This course satisfies the business law requirement for the MSM Cohort program.