Business Law and Contracts, 20 YH credits, gives you a theoretical and practical foundation in the role of law in a company's decision-making processes. You gain knowledge of contract and sales law, competition law, consumer law and marketing law, and learn to draw up and analyze legal documents. The course is part of several of TUC's business and sales-oriented YH programs.
The purpose of the course is to provide an understanding of the role of law in a company's decision-making processes, and to give insight into the opportunities and limitations that the law entails for the business. The goal of the course is that the student should be able to interpret and write contracts and quotations, and gain knowledge of the structure of the legal system, labor law, contract/sales law, competition law, and consumer law and marketing law.
The purpose of the course is to provide an understanding of the role of law in a company's decision-making processes, and to give insight into the opportunities and limitations that the law entails for the business. The goal of the course is that the student should be able to interpret and write contracts and quotations, and gain knowledge of the structure of the legal system, labor law, contract/sales law, competition law, and consumer law and marketing law.
Introduction to the structure of the legal system and key concepts.
Rules on the formation and interpretation of contracts and the purchase of goods and services.
Competition law, consumer law and marketing law.
Drawing up, analyzing and quality-assuring contracts and other legal documents.
The course suits YH students in business, sales and management who need basic business law competence.
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