Pre-Masters in Business & Law

To apply for this Business and Law pathway, you'll need to meet the following entry requirements depending on your chosen subject route:

Academic: To study a Business degree at Aberdeen, you will need a good, recognised degree or advanced diploma in any discipline. Certain programmes, such as the MBA, require two years post-degree relevant work experience.

For a Law degree, you will need a good undergraduate degree or advanced degree in Law or a related discipline.

English language: Academic IELTS for UKVI 6.0 (minimum 6.0 in writing and no skill below 5.5)

Modules
Business Economics
This module covers:

• Introduction to economics
• Demand focusing on consumer choice
• Supply and the costs of firms
• Market equilibrium
• Market structure
• The importance of competition
• Monopolies and strategic interactions

Contemporary Issues in Law
This module covers:

• Legal topics and associated economic, moral and ethical arguments
• Understanding what the law can and cannot do
• Regulation and citizens
• Regulation and commerce

Fundamentals of Contract Law
This module covers:

• Law of property and obligations
• Law of contract
• Contract in comparative context

International Business & Management
This module covers:

• HRM
• Marketing
• Business strategy
• Operation management
• Entrepreneurship

Law: The UK context
This module covers:

• Introduction to the English and Scottish legal systems
• Domestic sources of law
• Legal reasoning
• International sources of law;
• The courts and tribunals in England, Wales and Scotland
• Introduction to the criminal justice system
• Introduction to the civil justice system, civil litigation and ADR

Quantitative Methods for Business
This module covers:

• Differentiation
• Unconstrained optimisation
• Partial differentiation and total differentials
• Confidence intervals and hypothesis testing.
• Brief introduction to integration
• Probability and random variables
• The nature of econometrics and economic data

£11,500 Course Fee (ISC) 

£235 Enrolment Fee (non-refundable) 

£1,000 Deposit